cometchat-angular-v5-migration
Upgrade an Angular app from CometChat UI Kit v4 → v5 (`@cometchat/chat-uikit-angular` ^4 → ^5). Reads the repo's CometChat usage, applies the breaking-change map (deps, composite components removed, bare→Component renames, CometChatThemeService → CSS variables, event inputs → Outputs, DataSource → composition, localization renames), fetches the exhaustive guide, and verifies the build. Triggers: 'upgrade my v4 uikit to v5', 'migrate cometchat angular v4 to v5', 'upgrade @cometchat/chat-uikit-angular to v5', 'cometchat angular v4 to v5', 'bump cometchat angular uikit'.
- License 许可
- MIT
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- 2026-11-14
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- cometchat-angular-v5-migration
- license
- MIT
- metadata
- { "tags": "cometchat angular migration upgrade v4 v5 uikit", "author": "CometChat", "version": "1.0.0" }
- description
- Upgrade an Angular app from CometChat UI Kit v4 → v5 (`@cometchat/chat-uikit-angular` ^4 → ^5). Reads the repo's CometChat usage, applies the breaking-change map (deps, composite components removed, bare→Component renames, CometChatThemeService → CSS variables, event inputs → Outputs, DataSource → composition, localization renames), fetches the exhaustive guide, and verifies the build. Triggers: 'upgrade my v4 uikit to v5', 'migrate cometchat angular v4 to v5', 'upgrade @cometchat/chat-uikit-angular to v5', 'cometchat angular v4 to v5', 'bump cometchat angular uikit'.
- compatibility
- Angular 17-21; FROM @cometchat/chat-uikit-angular ^4 (4.3.36) → ^5 (5.1.0–5.2.2 verified); @cometchat/chat-sdk-javascript ^4.1.13 (peer; 5.2.x needs ^4.2.0); @cometchat/cards-angular ^1.0.0 (new peer, undocumented in the official guide); @cometchat/uikit-elements/-resources/-shared removed
02 资源文件 1
- 参考文档references/migration-guide.md19.4 KB
03 SKILL.md 正文
Ground truth: migrates an Angular app FROM
@cometchat/chat-uikit-angular@4TO@5. v5 target symbols are catalog-verified vs installed 5.1.0; the v4→v5 breaking-change map is BAKED inreferences/migration-guide.md(distilled from the official "Upgrading From V4" guide + a real v4.3.36→v5.1.0 export diff — 146 genuine removals, 33 bare→Componentrenames, kept separate). The exhaustive per-component prop table is FETCHED fromcometchat-angular-v5-components/references/catalog.md+ the docs.mdtwins. APPEND/transform the user's code — never wipe it; work on a branch and confirm before bulk edits (RULES.md).
Companion skills (read first)
cometchat-angular-v5-core— the v5 init/login/render the migrated app lands on. This skill ASSUMES it.cometchat-angular-v5-components— the v5 component catalog (the target names + real inputs/outputs).cometchat-angular-v5-placement— how to rebuild a v4 composite from v5 modules (§2 of the migration guide points here per composite).
Use this skill when
"upgrade my v4 UI Kit to v5", "migrate CometChat Angular v4→v5", "bump @cometchat/chat-uikit-angular to v5". Precondition: the project currently has @cometchat/chat-uikit-angular@4.
Migration workflow (BAKED)
- Detect the starting point. Confirm
package.jsonhas@cometchat/chat-uikit-angular@4(already@5→ STOP, nothing to migrate). Note whether the app uses composite components (...WithMessages/...WithDetails),CometChatThemeService,*Styleinputs,DataSource/ChatConfigurator, or custom localization keys — each drives a later step. Work on a branch; transform in place, never delete the user's code. - Update dependencies.
npm install @cometchat/chat-uikit-angular@5 @cometchat/chat-sdk-javascript@^4.1.13 @cometchat/cards-angular@^1.0.0thennpm uninstall @cometchat/uikit-elements @cometchat/uikit-resources @cometchat/uikit-shared.@cometchat/cards-angularis a genuine new 5.1.0 peer the official guide never mentions — install it or the build fails on a missing peer, not a CometChat error. - Scan the repo for v4 usage. Grep for every symbol in
references/migration-guide.md§2 (composites, no-equivalent standalones,DataSource/decorators, the ~35*Styleobjects) and §2b (the 33 bare-name renames) — produce the concrete change list before editing anything. A bare name is not automatically "removed"; check §2b first. - Apply the breaking-change map (
references/migration-guide.md): §2/§2b symbol removals + renames, §3 theming (CometChatThemeService+*Style→ CSS variables + the realThemeService, not the official guide's own hand-rolledmatchMediaexample — see the warning in §3), §4 event-input → Output rename, §5DataSource/ChatConfigurator→MessageBubbleConfigServiceor "nothing, it's auto-rendered," §6 dropCUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA+ convert to standalone, §7 optionalChatStateServiceadoption, §8 localization method renames. The baked map is a closed list, not a prop reference — FETCH the rest (RULES.md§ Fetch discipline; nevernode_modules/**/*.d.ts), routed fromcometchat-angular-v5-core/references/docs-map.md: the official guide{DOCS_BASE}/ui-kit/angular/customization/migration-guide.mdfor anything the map omits; a component's exact inputs/outputs/slots from its own.mdtwin (Angular has nomigration-property-changespage — there is no single prop-diff table); an SDK method for a capability with no v5 component ({SDK_DOCS_BASE}/sdk/javascript/groups-overview.mdet al.) — that is where the host-composed group surfaces in step 5 come from. - Rebuild every composite from modules. v5 has no composite components at all —
CometChatConversationsWithMessagesetc. must become a hand-stitched surface. Usecometchat-angular-v5-placement/references/core-surface.md(1:1) orcombined-app.md(tabbed) as the target shape, not a literal prop-for-prop port — the composite's configuration options (which v4 had many of) don't exist in v5; its behavior is what you're reproducing. - Verify. Build/typecheck passes; NO v4 symbols remain (grep
references/migration-guide.md§2's full list); every kit component is in its consumer'simports: []; the app renders after init→login resolves (cometchat-angular-v5-core/references/lifecycle.md). Reusecometchat-angular-v5-core"Verify it works".
Common pitfalls (BAKED)
- Porting the official guide's own theming example. It shows a hand-rolled
matchMedialistener for OS-follow — that predates the real v5 mechanism.ThemeService.initFromPreference()already does this; don't reintroduce v4-era manual theme-tracking code (§3). - Treating a bare v4 name as removed when it's only renamed. Check §2b (33 bare→
Componentrenames) before concluding a component is gone — most "missing" names are one word away from their v5 form. - Missing
@cometchat/cards-angular. Genuinely undocumented in the official migration guide; the install fails on a peer-dependency error that looks unrelated to the migration. - Forgetting
imports: []after droppingCUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA. v4's schema tolerated unregistered elements; v5's standalone components render nothing, silently if omitted fromimports: []— the single most common v5 failure mode, and migrated code is exactly where it's missed (cometchat-angular-v5-core/SKILL.md). - Rebuilding a composite as a literal prop-for-prop port. v4 composites had large configuration surfaces (
*Styleobjects, callback inputs) with no v5 equivalent — port the behavior, not the configuration, usingcometchat-angular-v5-placement's real recipes as the target. - Assuming every
DataSourceDecoratorneedsMessageBubbleConfigService. Some were registering a built-in extension (polls, stickers, translation) — v5 auto-renders most of those once enabled in the dashboard, with nothing to register (cometchat-angular-v5-features/SKILL.md; verify againstneeds_stitchinginfeatures.angular-v5.json, never assume).
Verify it works
Build/typecheck is green; a repo-wide grep finds NO §2 v4 symbols (composites, CometChatThemeService, DataSource/ChatConfigurator, any *Style object, any bare §2b name unqualified); every kit component is in imports: []; the app renders once init→login resolves; migrated theming follows the OS via ThemeService, not a leftover matchMedia listener. Full per-component prop reference: cometchat-angular-v5-components/references/catalog.md + the docs .md twins.
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