When building my components I always copy and paste a comment at the top of my files to itemize all the specs and user stories as I think and build them out, something like as follows /* Some Component Name PURPOSE : VIEWS : ELEMENTS : INTERACTIVITY : GETS DATA FROM : SENDS DATA TO : USER STORIES : */ I've been wanting to dive deeper into the capabilities of NX so I figured a good introduction would be to make my own schematics for components, services, directives etc. because I have slightly different things I like to list like for example, why would I want to itemize views and elements in a service file or list interactions with a back end in a component file? I successfully generated a plugin library in my libs folder by running nx g @nx/workspacelugin libs/my-plugin Then I created a new generator by running nx g @nx/workspace:generator libs/my-plugin/src/generators/my-component-generator/my-component-generator Once that completed I had to manually create a component folder and manually create the files I want to generate using some type of projection syntax. The file names are // I'm using a code container here because the __ just makes the text bold // in the post. __name@dasherize__.component.ts __name@dasherize__.component.spec.ts __name@dasherize__.component.html __name@dasherize__.component.css So far I only tried defining the component.ts file which looks like this import { Component } from '@angular/core'; @Component({ selector : 'app-__name@dasherize__', templateUrl : './__name@dasherize__.component.html', styleUrls : [ './__name@dasherize__.component.css' ] }) export class <%= classify(name) %>Component {} The <%= classify(name) %> part is causing a ts 1139 error with the <%= %> part and saying name is deprecated on the name part. I tried looking deeper into how to do this and saw another method using __name@classify__ and got an error saying declaration expected. I came across other examples where instead of using __name@dasherize__ they used <%= dasherize(name) %> In my index.ts.template file I have this const variable = "<%= name %>"; so I tried doing export class <%= name =>Component {} and I'm still getting a red squiggly line. Can someone help me figure out how to get this working? Continue reading...