Add an angular app running the remote-flows library #387
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We wanted to see if we're able to run the library inside react
To run the example-angular you need to the next steps
cd example-angular ng servecd example-angular/src/react-components npm run build:devBasically the angular app needs to run react, what we do is generate a wrapper with a web-component which inserts the react component in the page, this includes react in the app, but only when the component is used
Angular is able to get the events through custom events and react to it
Needs more work but definitely I could see this working