I am developing a Third Party library using Rollup and NGC to hold common
functionality among a few of my applications. It has been smooth sailing so
far, but now I am stuck and have been blocked for a few days. I am
attempting to create my first submodule in the library, previously I was
only using top level modules which were all scoped, following the Angular
format. The submodule works fine in JiT mode, but I receive the following
error when running it in AoT.
ERROR in : Unexpected value 'TestModule in test.module.d.ts' imported by
the module 'AppModule in app.module.ts'. Please add a @NgModule annotation.
Looking at the bundles created by the compiler, everything looks fine, but
upon further investigation and comparison, I noticed that the Angular
submodules are slightly different than mine in that there are two files in
the top level folder that are missing for me. In the scenario where there
is a top level module named Common and a submodule named Http, the top
level folder contains a http.d.ts file, and a http.metadata.json file. If I
copy those files over to my library, and change up the contents to match,
everything works as it should, and I no longer receive any errors. The
relevant file contents are listed below:
http.d.ts
export * from './http/http'
http.metadata.json
{
"__symbolic": "module",
"version": 3,
"metadata": {},
"exports": [
{
"from": "./http/http"
}
],
"flatModuleIndexRedirect": true
}
I have tried looking through TSConfig settings and ngc settings to
determine where these files come from, but I have yet to find anything on
the subject. Can anyone provide some guidance on how these files are being
generated?
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