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Back in the day, it was a complicated job to support various devices and protocols. Integration was a process of protocol investigation, custom development, a lot of testing and the end result was often tailored for the specific system with low possibility to reuse existing device protocol driver.

You want to have an application that can be run as a standalone and you can pack it as a library that can be published to NPM and then reused (installed) inside other applications? You can use Angular CLI to generate your application, and ng-packagr to pack it and publish it. You can also use this tutorial just to see how you can pack and publish your application as a library.

Many Angular developers are asking a question about what is a counterpart of a $compile() function of AngularJs in Angular (2+). In AngularJs you were able to append a string with some HTML markup and AngularJs directives to a template and use $compile() function to generate a fully functional view. In Angular there is no $compile() function, so you need to use other tricks to achieve a similar result.