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Is there something like of registering new thirdparty compenents properly (like ng-bootstrap) in a single step ? #1155
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.. so that you only have to write in your own component, e.g.:
import {Alert} from 'ng2-bootstrap/ng2-bootstrap';
without you need any further configuration steps except installing it with npm before (npm install ng-bootstrap --save) ?
thank you!
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filipesilva commentedon Jun 21, 2016
We don't have that at the moment, no. We also recognize it is a major pain point in CLI usage. There's some discussion going on about it in #882.
If you'd like to discuss it, can you do it there? It's easier to gather feedback when it's on a single thread.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
Merge Webpack Feature branch into Master (#1455)
Merge Webpack Feature branch into Master (angular#1455)
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
build: use webpack for building apps.
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