Stencil to Ionic/Angular
Learn how to publish a custom Stencil component for use within an Ionic/Angular application.
Publishing custom Stencil components
Publishing a Stencil component for use within an Ionic/Angular project is pretty straightforward, although we will need to have an NPM account for the component to be distributed.
If you don’t have an NPM account, simply go ahead and create one. It’s free to do so, although a free account doesn’t allow publishing to private repositories (this means personal NPM packages will be publicly visible and available for download).
The package.json
file
To begin, we’ll make some amendments to the Stencil project’s package.json
file as follows (some lines have been removed for readability):
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