igniteui-angular-build

To build the Ignite UI for Angular library, first run npm install at the repository root, then execute npm run build or npm run build:lib to compile and bundle production-ready distributable outputs.

Yes, you can run partial-build commands to individually compile styles, extras, schematics, migrations, i18n, elements, and docs, allowing faster targeted testing and validation without a full build.

The full production build workflow includes compiling, bundling, and verifying outputs across the library, elements, schematics, migrations, i18n, and extras to ensure complete production readiness.

Yes, running npm install at the repository root is a prerequisite to resolve dependencies before executing npm run build or npm run build:lib to produce distributable outputs.

Partial build commands let you compile focused areas like styles or i18n separately, significantly speeding up targeted testing and validation before running a complete CI workflow.

Run the full build (npm run build) to validate all packages including elements and schematics, or use the library build (npm run build:lib) when you only need the core distributable output.