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Introduction to Angular | Bit

When you build a ng-modules or standalone components as a Bit Component, you are essentially creating an Angular Library. A Bit component may hold any number of components, services, directives and stylesheets and used in many apps or projects.
Bit Components have their own "previews" for them, so you have a runnable environment for your module or component. Use it to render it in different contexts and variations, outside an app.

Bit Component can be a complete Angular Application, with as many internal components and modules as needed.

In A Bit Workspace does not require angular.json or many configuration files. Control your apps and libs are using Development Environments. You can use the default Angular Development Environment, or customize it to fit your requirements.

Bit comes pre-configured with various workflows, as described below. You can further customize it as needed.

To create new Bit Components and Apps use the following commands:

bit templates   // show all available templates in your workspace.
bit create      // pick any template and generate a new component.
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Run a dedicated per-app dev-server, or the workspace dev-server for maintaining your components:

bit app list    // show all available apps in the workspace
bit run         // run an app in a standalone dev server
bit start       // run the workspace dev server to manage your components
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Learn more on running apps and component previews to better utilize this for your workflow.

To run a watcher that compiles components when they are modifieid add the --watch option:

bit run APP-NAME --watch
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This is not needed for bit start.

Use the following commands to ensure your code quality. Bit will run commands only for modified and affected components.

bit lint          // check for any linting errors
bit test          // run all your tests
bit check-types   // run typescript type validations
bit format        // format your code according to your styling rules
bit compile       // compiles all your components
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Learn more on controling the lint, test, format and compilation and type-checking for your components.

You can have your components tested and compiled as you code by running the following watchers:

bit watch         // runs compilation when component is changed
bit test --watch  // runs tests when component is changed
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The following commands run the complete build pipeline in a per-component temporary and isolated environment:

bit build    // run all steps of the build pipeline for each component. does not save generated artifacts
bit snap     // run `build`, and then the `snap` pipeline. save all generated artifacts
bit tag      // run `build`, and then the `tag` pipeline. save all generated artifacts
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Learn more about controling the tasks for all available build and release pipeline.

When setting up CI, it's recommended to use tag or snap directly as a single command to run your complete pipeline, including all validations.

You can use either RippleCI or bring your own CI tool.

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