example: angular-material-lite

[benoror]

example: material design lite (http://jsbin.com/bujuwi)

[kentcdodds]

Way cool! Looks like there are a few things that aren't bound to the model though, is that intentional?

[kentcdodds]

Specifically, I noticed gender and expensive weren't bound.

[benoror]

Oops sorry, corrected 😄

[kentcdodds]

If you're interested in contributing to a full-on library, please comment here

Note, the angular-formly-templates-material is specifically supposed to integrate with the official angular-material library. We could create an angular-formly-templates-material-lite template library though. Do you want me to create a shell for that so you can link to that one instead?

[benoror]

That would be cool!. Although honestly I don't think I will be able to contribute significantly in the near term.

Maybe we can convince @jadjoubran (angular-material-design-lite maintainer) to help, as it could potentially be a cool project to expose his library, launch it into the stratosphere thanks to angular-formly. ✌(◕‿-)✌

[kentcdodds]

👍

[jadjoubran]

thanks @benoror!
of course I'd be interested
How can we get started?

[benoror]

Cool! Maybe @kentcdodds can help us out making a shell repo first.

First you should learn more about this awesome library: https://github.com/formly-js/angular-formly#bookmark-links

Finally you might re-use some logic from this early implementation for angular-material: https://github.com/formly-js/angular-formly-templates-material

[kentcdodds]

@jadjoubran, I've created a shell repo and added you as an admin on it. I recommend you look at @benoror's example (just published) and basically do the same thing only in a separate module. You can look at the bootstrap templates for an example.

[benoror]

Thanks @kentcdodds !

Also updated the jsbin's description link (formly-js/angular-formly-templates-material-lite#1)

Kudos @jadjoubran !

[jadjoubran]

great thanks!
Is there any documentaiton on what the shell repo is? It's the first time I hear about formly but I get the idea.
And another quesiton, the shell is going to be on top of angular-material-design-lite?

[kentcdodds]

So, basically, you own the repo: https://github.com/formly-js/angular-formly-templates-material-lite

You could take @benoror's example and create an angular module that does the same kind of thing (with the formlyConfig provider) and export that module as part of your library. You'll pretty much be doing the same thing as in: https://github.com/formly-js/angular-formly-templates-bootstrap

But how you build it is entirely up to you. You can use grunt/gulp/webpack whatever.

If you want a good starting point, I recommend you watch all the (free) egghead.io lessons here: http://learn.angular-formly.com

[jadjoubran]

that's great, thanks! I should probably push something by the weekend

[kentcdodds]

Awesome :-)