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feat(umd): add support to generate UMD bundle #84

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## TypeScript config

The generates creates 2 TypeScript config files:
The generator creates 2 TypeScript config files:

- `tsconfig.json` is used to configure your editor during development and is not used for building your library
- `src/tsconfig.es5.json` is used by the Angular compiler to build the files in the `dist` directory when you run `npm run build`

## Linting your code

Everything comes pre-configured with tslint and codelyzer support. To lint your code:
Your library comes pre-configured with tslint and codelyzer support. To lint your code:

```bash
$ npm run lint
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