angular-awesome-new-component

Scaffolding an Angular wrapper directive involves extracting the component API from llms.txt, generating directive and spec files, creating rules and examples markdown, updating public-api.ts exports, and running the Angular build with headless tests.

The process for adding wa-* wrappers to the angular-awesome library includes extracting component APIs from llms.txt, generating directive and spec files, updating src/public-api.ts exports, regenerating documentation, and updating the CHANGELOG.md.

Generating unit tests for Angular web component wrappers involves creating a spec file with common tests alongside the directive file to maintain consistency, followed by running headless tests to verify functionality.

You do not need to manually update public API exports when adding new Angular directives, as the Skill automatically adds exports to src/public-api.ts during the scaffolding workflow to ensure the project builds correctly.

The best way to keep Angular wrapper documentation and changelogs consistent is to regenerate docs using node docs/generate-docs.js and update CHANGELOG.md after scaffolding the directive and verifying the build passes.

You need to extract component APIs from llms.txt when adding a new wa-* component to the angular-awesome library, using the extracted details to map component APIs into Angular Inputs, Outputs, slots, and methods.