How to add @angular/fire?

I’m stuck in installing ‘ng add XXX’ for example, https://github.com/angular/angularfire

The add command requires to be run in an Angular project, but a project definition could not be found.

NX recoomends to use NX-CLI not Angular CLI for working with other frameworks.

Okay…then What should I do to use ‘ng add’ Material, Firebase and so on… Most of top library packages only support “ng add” schematics way recently… Of course, there are ways to manually install but they started to get rid of manual install documentation because of ‘ng add’ popularity.

so, NX CLI should support ‘nx add’ because there is no angular.cli but workspace.json,

[samudiogo]

Hi folks, I will take the angular material as an example of how to deal with ng add in NX workspace:

Add @angular/material using yarn or npm:

yarn add @angular/material

Now, let’s take the advantage of nx list @angular/material. This fabulous command shows us all possibility of usage of @angular/material: now let’s add in our angular project:

nx g @angular/material:ng-add

That’s all folks! Simple as that!

[hadrien-toma]

Thank you @samudiogo, it works on my side, additionnaly, here is the associated help (of course, it is possible to specify the project):

yarn run nx generate @angular/material:ng-add --help
yarn run v1.21.1
$ nx generate @angular/material:ng-add --help

nx generate @angular/material:ng-add [options,...]

Options:
  --project               Name of the project.
  --theme                 The theme to apply (default: indigo-pink)
  --typography            Whether to set up global typography styles.
  --animations            Whether Angular browser animations should be set up. (default: true)
  --dryRun                Runs through and reports activity without writing to disk.
  --skip-nx-cache         Skip the use of Nx cache.
  --help                  Show available options for project target.
  
Done in 1.34s.