v0.4.0

Features

• Refactor folder structure
• Refactor code
• Remove boilerplate code
• Migrate from tslint to eslint

v0.3.3

Bump dependencies versions

v0.3.2

#Features

• Rename login by sign-in
• Move features to src root folder

v0.3.1

Features

• Refactor TailwindCSS colors (primary, success, warning, danger).
• Add separate webpack configuration files (webpack-dev.config.js & webpack-prod.config.js).
• Add a new build target for development which takes the webpack development configuration.
• Enable PurgeCSS in webpack-prod.config.js.

Changes

• Webpack and tailwind config files are moved to a folder called config in the root of the project.
• webpack.config.js is renamed by wepack-prod.config.js
• tailwind.config.js is moved to config folder

v0.3.0

Features

• Update Angular version from 10 to 11
• Update unit tests wrapper async to waitForAsync

v0.2.2

Features

• Update dependencies

v0.2.0: "i18n support"

Features

• Add i18n support.
• Create initial support messages for the following locale id's: es, fr, ja.
• Add scripts to serve and build the app in Spanish, French, Japanese, and extract messages from the i18n directive.

v0.1.4

Improvements

• Update readme and add a script to generate optimized builds.

v0.1.3: "First stable release"

Although there's still a long way to go, now is safe to say that the project is already stable if you want to use it as a foundation for your production projects.

Changelog

There were a lot of improvements in architecture matters; these are some of them:

• Create a module called "public" to manage public pages.
• Move @auth module from /src/app/@auth to /src/app/features/_auth.
• Rename PathMap enum to Path.
• Add new paths to the Path enum.
• Lazy load modules.
• Configure and lazy load routes in a way where public modules and admin modules are separated.
• Wrap admin modules with the app parent route.
• Stop changing the URL when a page is not found.

v0.1.2-beta: "Fix login page responsive"

The login page adapts to every device now and some styles were optimized.