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- Implemented MeetingParticipantPanelComponent for displaying participant details with moderation controls. - Created MeetingShareLinkOverlayComponent for sharing meeting links when no participants are present. - Developed MeetingShareLinkPanelComponent for sharing links within the participant panel. - Introduced MeetingToolbarButtonsComponent for additional toolbar actions like copying links and leaving meetings. - Refactored MeetingComponent to utilize new components for participant management and sharing links. - Updated styles for new components and removed redundant styles from MeetingComponent. frontend: implement CE-specific meeting component with routing and UI elements frontend: Enhance meeting components with plugin system - Added alternative function inputs for event handling in MeetingLobbyComponent, MeetingParticipantPanelComponent, MeetingShareLinkOverlayComponent, MeetingShareLinkPanelComponent, and MeetingToolbarButtonsComponent. - Introduced MeetingComponentsPlugins interface and MEETING_COMPONENTS_TOKEN for dynamic component injection. - Updated MeetingComponent to utilize NgComponentOutlet for rendering plugins and prepare inputs for plugin components. - Removed CE-specific MeetingCEComponent and its associated files, integrating its functionality directly into MeetingComponent. - Created MEETING_CE_PROVIDERS to configure the plugin system using library components directly. - Updated routing to use the new MeetingComponent with plugin support. frontend: Update meeting component to display prejoin screen with lobby plugin Moves meeting service to a subdirectory Moves the meeting service to its own subdirectory for better organization. Updates imports to reflect the new location. frontend: Refactor dialog component to conditionally render action buttons frontend: Implement lobby state management and enhance prejoin screen functionality frontend: Refactor MeetingComponent to streamline service injections and constructor frontend: Remove unused participantToken variable and add getter for lobbyState participantToken frontend: Rename lobby.service to meeting-lobby.service frontend: Refactor MeetingComponent to use MeetingPluginManagerService for plugin inputs and remove deprecated methods meet.sh: launch testapp with dev command backend: Added webhook config in .env.test Adds web component events e2e tests Introduces end-to-end tests for web component events, covering scenarios such as joining, leaving, and handling meeting closure. The tests verify correct event emission and payload structure, including reason codes for leave events. Also, add `test_localstorage_state.json` to git ignore, removing the file. frontend: Added meeting event handler service frontend: Enhances meeting component reactivity Refactors the meeting component to use signals for reactive updates. This improves performance by reducing unnecessary re-renders and simplifies state management. - Moves event handling to a dedicated service. - Introduces signals for participant lists and updates. - Implements caching for participant panel inputs. - Improves moderator control visibility logic. webcomponent: Added moderation e2e tests refactor(meeting): optimize participant panel item inputs handling frontend: fix moderator badge rendering in participant panel refactor(meeting): remove unused services and streamline constructor logic refactor(meeting): update leave and end meeting handlers to return promises
SharedMeetComponents
This library was generated with Angular CLI version 18.2.0.
Code scaffolding
Run ng generate component component-name --project shared-meet-components to generate a new component. You can also use ng generate directive|pipe|service|class|guard|interface|enum|module --project shared-meet-components.
Note: Don't forget to add
--project shared-meet-componentsor else it will be added to the default project in yourangular.jsonfile.
Build
Run ng build shared-meet-components to build the project. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory.
Publishing
After building your library with ng build shared-meet-components, go to the dist folder cd dist/shared-meet-components and run npm publish.
Running unit tests
Run ng test shared-meet-components to execute the unit tests via Karma.
Further help
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