I would like to pull a copy of PrimeNG from their git repository (https://github.com/primefaces/primeng), make some enhancements and/or bugfixes (maybe while I wait for my pull request to be accepted) and build the enhanced version to be used in my Angular project.
However, it appears that the primeng-4.n.n.tgz file that would be installed from an npm install primeng has had quite a bit of undocumented build processing applied that I cannot seem to replicate.
For instance, if I try to run the following commands on a newly checked out copy of the repository:
npm install
grunt build
npm run build-prod
I get complaints that the angular dependencies are not installed, which makes sense because the PrimeNG showcase needs them. However, the production build I get from an npm install does not contain showcase.
In a nutshell, how can I get from a checked out copy of the PrimeNG repository to my own primeng-4.n.n.tgz file? Is this possible? Or is this where paid support is designed to kick in?
via Wes Grant
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