How to repackage Angular2 packages on Atmosphere

[hongbo-miao]

Hi, @Urigo and everyone, can you give us, especially the author of ng2-bootstrap, ng2-charts, ng2-file-upload @valorkin some directions for repackaging these Angular2 style packages on Atmosphere to let them be reused in the future angular2-meteor project?

@valorkin's packages are really high-quality style packages for angular2. All their packages can be found here.

valor-software/ng2-file-upload#49

[Urigo]

@hongbo-miao please read this chapter of the tutorial and let me know if that worked for you - http://www.angular-meteor.com/tutorials/socially/angular1/3rd-party-libraries

[valorkin]

@Urigo thx for link, I will read it
but you suggestion about consuming 3rd party
what about automatic packaging 3rd party libraries?
if I want to publish my ng2 libraries in atmosphere

[valorkin]

my bad seems solution #1 is what we need

[hongbo-miao]

@Urigo Sorry, I failed after some tries... I think it needs put some d.ts files in typings automatically after downloading the package, but I don't know how to create those files. How about creating a tutorial Step 3rdParty Libraries for angular 2 here first using ng2-bootstrap, ng2-charts, or ng2-file-upload as examples... :P

[MilosStanic]

Hi, I also tried to package angular2-materialize package for Meteor, but failed. Main problem so far is packing any .ts files for Meteor, as well as packing npm dependencies of the original package that don't already exist on Atmosphere.
I will keep trying. If I succeed, I'll suggest a chapter for Angular2-Meteor tutorial.

[MilosStanic]

@hongbo-miao I kinda succeeded to transpile TS and package it for meteor using the package.js like in https://github.com/barbatus/ng2-meteor-accounts/blob/master/package.js
Please try and let me know.
It seems that I also need to package other npm dependencies that don't exist on atmosphere and use them in my package.js

[hongbo-miao]

@valorkin @MilosStanic I got help from zrbfly, who first succeed packaging ng2-bootstrap, I will let you know details of how to package it once I am clear those steps.

[Urigo]

with the new Meteor version you can just use npm and import styles from it

[hongbo-miao]

Oh, yeah, it is working well now using NPM.