Angular CLI
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npm install -g @angular/cli
Installs the Angular CLI globally on your system, allowing you to create and manage Angular projects using the command line.ng version
Displays the version of the installed Angular CLI and other relevant Angular packages.ng new <application name>
Creates a new Angular application with the specified name, generating the basic project structure.ng new <application name> --prefix best
Creates a new Angular application with a custom prefix for the generated components, helping avoid naming conflicts.ng new --help
Provides information on the options and flags available when creating a new Angular application using the CLI.ng lint my-app
Analyzes the TypeScript code in the specified application for linting issues, highlighting code quality and style problems.ng lint my-app --fix
Automatically fixes certain linting issues in the specified application's TypeScript code.ng lint my-app --format stylish
Specifies a specific output format (stylish) for the linting results.ng lint my-app --help
Displays the available options and flags when using the ng lint command.ng add <package name>
Adds a package to an existing Angular project, automating necessary configurations and installations.ng generate component <name>
Generates a new Angular component with the specified name, including the necessary files and code structure.ng g s <service name>
Creates a new Angular service with the specified name, providing a template for implementing business logic and data manipulation.ng g cl <destination>
Generates a new Angular class in the specified destination folder, aiding in creating reusable code.ng build
Compiles and builds the Angular application, creating output files that can be deployed to a web server.ng serve
Starts a local development server and serves the Angular application, allowing you to view and interact with it during development.ng serve -o
Opens the application in a default web browser after starting the development server.ng serve --ssl
Enables SSL support for the local development server, providing a secure connection.ng generate
The base command for generating various Angular artifacts like components, services, modules, etc.ng g c MyComponent -d
Generates a new Angular component named MyComponent and adds it to the default app module.ng g c MyComponent --export
Generates a new Angular component and adds it to the default app module while marking it for export.ng g c MyComponent -f
Forces the generation of a new Angular component even if the default app module has not been set.ng g c --help
Displays the available options and flags when using the ng generate component command.Still have some questions? Let's discuss.
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