Use multiple templates for Native Script directives and for web (html / angular mat design) #10688
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Hi @mattiLeBlanc thanks! This is always an interesting topic. Technically, yes you can have split templates (.web.html, .anything.html) and configured with webpack loader to handle them, for example this older approach: The key reason we've generally steered away from this is because in practice this leads to quite a number of static analysis and IDE issues. Technically it's possible but not sure the pros outweigh the benefits you get from a well architected workspace, eg: https://nstudio.io/blog/nx-javascript-is-dead Let us know your thoughts. |
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Hi,
I have keeping an eye on Nativescript for a while, starting around the time when you had a 2 templates solution, a HTML template for web and a NS template for Native script.
With the new version released (2 years ago) it is now all done in the HTML template.
I am missing tutorial or instruction page how to do this 2 layout setup for web (using angular material design) and native script directives?
Or do I just have to do an @if statement in my template for native and non native?
Describe the solution you'd like
Support for 2 templates, Native Script and HTML/Web so I can maintain one code base
Describe alternatives you've considered
use @if statement in HTML template.
Anything else?
Keep up the good work!
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