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I'm kind of struggling with building my Angular App in combination with the Clarity Design Framework. I followed the getting started guide (https://clarity.design/get-started/developing/angular/), and the elements itself are working correctly. The problem comes in when I start to break down the html structure into multiple components.

I started to build the app.component.html like following:

I'd like to setup a page that continuously receives values from the backend, so that the rendered data set grows with time until the backend says it's done (which may even never happen). Something like in this article but with backend based on .NET Core.

So, the Angular service looks like this at first.

I am trying to create an angular library which can be published to our company's private npm repository. In my library, I want to also export classes that are used (injected via @Input()) in my library components.

Here is a model sample:

I'm trying to share a value between 2 components. I have a ProjectView component that renders a ProjectViewBudget component as a "child"(it is generated inside a dynamic tab component with ComponentFactoryResolver) by using a simple service. The child changes this value, the parent only subscribes to it. For now I only used it in the child, to see it working, but i get this error, why?

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I am trying to do something here, but not sure if it can be done. I want to create a model class like this:

I am setting up a library that I would like my other projects to use. I am trying to pass a config file to my module which I have defined like this:

I'm trying send data from an Angular component to another Angular component.

I've managed to do it through sessionStorage but I understand that it's not the best practise as it should only contain data relative to the user's identification, logging etc.

From several tutorials I've seen, I must pass the data through the html through an EventEmitter. As seen in all those technics Sharing Data between Angular Components - Four Methods

However what I'd ideally like to do is pass data from the parent component to the child component, through the ts components as to be able to manipulate the data directly there and then decide what to do with it in the parent html.

Is there a way of doing this?

Any help would be most apreciated. Thanks!

Here is my Parent component:

I have created a library using the documentation here: https://angular.io/guide/creating-libraries

I now have a few components, directives and services in my library and I wanted to separate into different modules. I created the separate modules and referenced them in the public-api.ts file like this:

I am reading this: https://angular.io/guide/creating-libraries and it states:

Starting with version 9.x of the ng-packagr tool, you can configure the tool to automatically copy assets into your library package as part of the build process. You can use this feature when your library needs to publish optional theming files, Sass mixins, or documentation (like a changelog).

And the link takes you here: https://github.com/ng-packagr/ng-packagr/blob/master/docs/copy-assets.md

To me, that is so ambiguous. It doesn't tell you where to put that option, but from the description it sounds like it's part of options: