This is a minor update to fix a bug where the user was forced to manually install the @nxtend/capacitor plugin before generating an application with @nxtend/ionic-react.
A few months ago, I started working on an Nx plugin to enable Ionic React support in an Nx workspace. From the beginning, I planned to add support for Capacitor as well to fully enable the cross-platform development that the Ionic framework promises. Today, I am excited to announce the release of @nxtend/capacitor, a third-party Capacitor plugin for Nx.
The @nxtend/capacitor Nx plugin has finally been released, and an accompanying @nxtend/ionic-react update has also been released. The headlining feature for this release is the ability to generate a Capacitor project by default with new Ionic React applications.
@testing-library/jest-dom to 5.11.0@testing-library/user-event to 12.0.11It's been a while since the last @nxtend/ionic-react release, and as always, there is a lot in the works. Going forward, I plan to release more frequently and in smaller iterations.
--disableSanitizer flag to application schematic to disable the Ionic sanitizerI am excited to announce the release of nxtend.dev, the official website for documentation and release notes for nxtend plugins. However, the blog itself is not all that I'm excited about. This site was created with the @nx-plus/docusaurus Nx plugin, so not only is the development experience great by being able to store my documentation in the same repo as my plugins, it also proves the potential for community Nx plugins.
I have a lot of changes planned for @nxtend/ionic-react, and I have another plugin that is nearing release that will go hand-in-hand with @nxtend/ionic-react. To stay tuned to updates, follow this blog, my Twitter, or my dev.to.