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I am working on a custom package that will override default Angular Schematics, by providing a custom template for spec files. So running ng generate component should create a component as in default schematics, but the spec file should be overridden by my template.

The package works as expected apart from the time that takes to generate a component. It takes over 3 minutes to generate it! I have no idea why as my setup looks pretty straightforward and I have no idea, what could be the bottleneck. I will appreciate any ideas, what could be wrong or at least how to check, what's causing the issue.

Here is my code:

collection.js

What is the correct way to pass the conditional string when assigning the component's attribute using ember concat() method?

Consider the following

I have two tables:

Reservations Table (I separated them by date just for organizational purposes)

I have the following problem related to the custom Angular schematics file name.

I want to create a theme scss file that starts with underscore and immediately after it I want to use a double underscore as a delimiter which separates name variable from rest of the normal string.

For example, I want to create a component structure with a file _mouse-theme.scss and the only way I can do it is by using the name variable __name@dasherize-theme.scss. The problem is, that it will create mouse-theme.scss and not _mouse-theme.scss. I tried to use three underscores, but then the name variable seems to be undefined. Is there a way to use it with three underscores and the first underscore to be treated as a string, or to escape it somehow?

Thanks in advance!

Went on a break and decided to tweak my 2 second decorator, in anticipation of an early early Spring (cross your fingers). Twenty minutes after adding umbrellas (you might have to replace them with another UTF-8 character), the first line was driving me nuts, no matter what 'I wish it worked this way' stuff I threw at the string.

Finally, using the + operator (the second line) fixed my problem, even though it couldn't be used in the first separation. So, I ask you: Why is the spacing off at all (when both concatenation operators are the same), and, well, why does this non-standard approach work?

I'm working on building a simple angular schematic template following a tutorial here. All going well. This tutorial uses a helper function (dasherize) to convert the file name from AwesomeWrap to hello-awesome-wrap.

I work on a formation on a starter kit about Angular5 and I am in trouble at the moment of create a new component with this command : "npm run ng generate component component/exemple/user/userThumbnail"

I already try to search if someone had the same issues but was in vain.

Here is my Angular configuration :

• Angular CLI: 1.6.0
• Node: 10.15.3
• Angular: 5.0.0
• @angular/cli: 1.6.0
• @angular-devkit/build-optimizer: 0.0.42
• @angular-devkit/core: 7.3.8
• @angular-devkit/schematics: 7.3.8
• @ngtools/json-schema: 1.1.0
• @ngtools/webpack: 1.9.0
• @schematics/angular: 0.1.11
• typescript: 2.4.2
• webpack-concat-plugin: 1.4.2
• webpack-dev-server: 2.9.7
• webpack: 3.10.0

Here is the log of my error :

I am writing a simple secret santa script that selects a "GiftReceiver" and a "GiftGiver" from a list. Two lists and an empty dataframe to be populated are produced:

I am trying to store data from the payload into a model using EmberJS, so that I can later display it in the table. However, when I run the application this is the error i get: