I'm trying to generate a new component in an Angular library in my repo. I'm having another issue which I made another question about but that led to me updating node then reinstalling NX with the following commands npm i -g nx Then I ran npm i -g @nx/cli When I try to generate a component by doing this nx g @nx/angular:component main-menu/main-menu --project=ingredient-manager I get an error saying 'project' is not found in schema It doesn't matter what directory I'm in in the terminal, I get this message. I initially took it as meaning --project isn't a recognized option so I ran nx --help and as I scrolled down I saw it listed. So I started thinking maybe it meant ingredient-manager wasn't found in the schema. I looked in my tsconfig.base.json file to be sure I didn't accidentally delete something some type of way but everything was fine and I do indeed see the library registered. The only other thing I could think is maybe for some reason we need to include the paths so I tried setting --project to @myProject/myLibrary as it's registered in the tsconfig.base.json file and I also tried @myProject/libs/apps/myLibrary and just libs/apps/myLibrary and got the same error each time. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong. I tried reinstalling node and nx because prior I had to do npx nx g @nx/whatever in order to do anything. Does anybody know why this is happening? Continue reading...
