Purpose

This pull request introduces the initial setup for the @asgardeo/angular package, laying the foundation for Angular integration with the Asgardeo JavaScript SDK. The changes include configuration files, build scripts, and the core implementation for the Angular client, as well as supporting API utilities.

Key highlights:

• Adds and configures linting and formatting tools.
• Sets up build scripts using esbuild.
• Implements the main AsgardeoAngularClient class, providing authentication and organization management for Angular apps.
• Introduces an Angular-specific wrapper for organization creation.

Angular SDK Core Implementation:

• Introduced the AsgardeoAngularClient class in src/AsgardeoAngularClient.ts, implementing user authentication, session management, organization switching, and profile retrieval tailored for Angular applications. This class wraps the SPA client and exposes Angular-friendly methods and error handling.

• Added createOrganization utility in src/api/createOrganization.ts, providing an Angular-specific API for creating organizations, supporting both default and custom fetchers, and multi-instance support.

Build and Tooling Setup:

• Added esbuild.config.mjs to configure dual ESM/CJS builds, reading dependencies from package.json and outputting to the dist directory.

• Added and configured .eslintrc.cjs, .eslintignore, and prettier.config.cjs for code linting and formatting, using WSO2's shared configurations. [1] [2] [3]

Package Metadata and Scripts:

• Created package.json with metadata, build/test scripts, dependencies, and publishing configuration for the new @asgardeo/angular package.

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Checklist

• Followed the CONTRIBUTING guidelines.
• Manual test round performed and verified.
• Documentation provided. (Add links if there are any)
• Unit tests provided. (Add links if there are any)

Security checks

• Followed secure coding standards in http://wso2.com/technical-reports/wso2-secure-engineering-guidelines?
• Confirmed that this PR doesn't commit any keys, passwords, tokens, usernames, or other secrets?