* feat(angular): add an option to add strict type checking
Adding support for strict type checking to Angular application and library generate schematics.
E.g.
`nx generate application myapp --strict`
`nx generate lib mylib --strict`
Closes#3383.
Performs the following configuration changes:
- Enables strict mode in TypeScript, as well as other strictness flags recommended by the TypeScript team. Specifically, forceConsistentCasingInFileNames, noImplicitReturns, noFallthroughCasesInSwitch.
- Turns on strict Angular compiler flags strictTemplates and strictInjectionParameters
These match the flags used in the standard CLI strict mode.
* cleanup(misc): updating import path
Co-authored-by: Ashley Hunter <ashley.hunter@hotmail.co.uk>
BREAKING CHANGES:
The minimal flag is set to true
The syntax flag is set to creators
The useDataPersistence flag is set to false
BEFORE:
By default, the root Store and Effects modules are registered, with a generated feature
By default, the action classes syntax is used for scaffolding
By default, the DataPersistence class in injected and used in Effects
AFTER:
By default, only the root Store and Effects modules are registered
By default, the creator functions are used for scaffolding with schematics
By default, the DataPersistence operators are used in Effects
This builder makes sure using buildable libraries depending on
other buildable libraries works as expected, without limiting the
current dx with auto-reload when using libraries within apps.
