Getting started with Angular CLI

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This document provides an overview of the Angular CLI (command line interface), which is a tool that helps generate and maintain Angular applications. It discusses how to create a new project, run it locally, run tests, and generate components, services, and other code artifacts using the CLI commands like ng new, ng serve, ng test, and ng generate. It also covers installing third party libraries, building the app for production, and some other advanced features of the CLI.

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Angular CLI
A command line interface for Angular

Why Angular CLI?
• Easy to create
• Works  
right out of the box
• Follows best practices
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Lets start
• ng new 
Create a new project
• ng serve 
Start it
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Lets test
• ng test 
Runs test suite
• ng e2e 
Runs end to end tests
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ng generate
• ng g component main-header 
MainHeaderComponent
• ng g service login  
LoginService
• ng g module shared 
src/app/shared
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Components, Services and Module

ng generate
• ng g interface shared/city 
app/shared/city
• ng g class shared/models/user 
app/shared/models/user
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Interfaces, Classes

3rd Party lib installation
npm install @ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap
import {NgbModule} from ‘@ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap'; 
@NgModule({
declarations: [AppComponent, ...],
imports: [NgbModule.forRoot(), ...],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule {
}
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Global lib installation
npm install bootstrap@4.0.0-alpha.5
“styles”: [ 
“../node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css 
]
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Under the hood
Angular 2.1.0
Webpack 2.1.0-beta
TypeScript 2.0.3
karma, less, sass, tslint
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new projects
• ng new —preﬁx=ngmalmo
• ng new —style=sass
• ng new —style=less
• ng new —skip-git=true —skip-npm=true 
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More features
• ng init —mobile true
• ng g route
• ng completion 1>> ~/.bashrc 2>>&1
• ng github-pages:deploy
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some disabled

building
ng build -prod 
ng build -t production 
ng build —target=production  
Build for production
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Faster
ng build —aot=true 
Faster & “smaller”
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Meetup
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1. Getting started with Angular CLI

2. Sasha Vinčić Digital Viking

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5. Angular CLI A command line interface for Angular

6. Why Angular CLI? • Easy to create • Works   right out of the box • Follows best practices Photocred: Malmö Eastern egg, Susanne Nilsson, CC BY

7. Angular CLI

8. Lets start • ng new  Create a new project • ng serve  Start it Photocred: Double powered start, ﬂickr.com/brandsvig, CC BY

9. Lets test • ng test  Runs test suite • ng e2e  Runs end to end tests Photocred: Lego People, Peter Dutton, CC BY

10. ng generate • ng g component main-header  MainHeaderComponent • ng g service login   LoginService • ng g module shared  src/app/shared Photocred: Wheel of Malmö, Frank Scmidt, CC BY Components, Services and Module

11. ng generate • ng g interface shared/city  app/shared/city • ng g class shared/models/user  app/shared/models/user Photocred: Non Human Device, Boris Chimp, CC BY Interfaces, Classes

12. 3rd Party lib installation npm install @ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap import {NgbModule} from ‘@ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap';  @NgModule({ declarations: [AppComponent, ...], imports: [NgbModule.forRoot(), ...], bootstrap: [AppComponent] }) export class AppModule { } Photocred: Enlightenment, Camilla Nilsson, CC BY

13. Global lib installation npm install bootstrap@4.0.0-alpha.5 “styles”: [  “../node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css  ] Photocred: Enlightenment, Camilla Nilsson, CC BY

14. Under the hood Angular 2.1.0 Webpack 2.1.0-beta TypeScript 2.0.3 karma, less, sass, tslint Photocred: Pop the hood, Jesper Yu, CC BY

15. new projects • ng new —preﬁx=ngmalmo • ng new —style=sass • ng new —style=less • ng new —skip-git=true —skip-npm=true  Photocred: Stamps, Michelle, CC BY

16. More features • ng init —mobile true • ng g route • ng completion 1>> ~/.bashrc 2>>&1 • ng github-pages:deploy Photocred: Toolbox, Florian Richter, CC BY some disabled

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18. Faster ng build —aot=true  Faster & “smaller” Photocred: Mellisuga helenae, Ekaterina Chernetsova CC BY

19. Proxy proxy.conf.json  {  “/api”: {  “target”: “http://localhost:3000”,  “secure”: false  }  } Photocred:réfraction champêtre, Hervé Laville, CC BY

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