The Angular CLI is a tool to initialize, scaffold
and maintain the angular apps.
Before you Installing, will need to check Angular
CLI and your project have dependencies that require Node 6.9.0 or higher,
together with NPM 3 or higher.
Installation
-
npm
install -g
@angular/cli
The Angular CLI will add reference automatically
for components, directives and pipes in your apps “app.module.ts”.
ng help
How
to Generating and serving an Angular project using development server?
Follow the below commons to generating and
serving an angular project -
ng new
YOUR-PROJECT-NAME
cd YOUR-PROJECT-NAME
ng serve
And after execute the command - ng serve, your project will
automatically reload to “http://localhost:4200/”.
We can also configure the default HTTP host and
port by the below commands-
ng serve
--host 0.0.0.0
--port 3201
How
To Generating Components, Directives, Pipes and Services in Apps?
Below commands are used to generating -
· Component –
[ng g component my-new-component]
· Directive –
[ng g directive my-new-directive]
· Pipe –
[ng g pipe my-new-pipe]
· Service
- [ng g service my-new-service]
· Class -
[ng g class my-new-class]
· Guard - [ng
g guard my-new-guard]
· Interface -[ng g interface my-new-interface]
· Enum
- [ng
g enum my-new-enum]
· Module - [ng g
module my-module]
How
To Updating Angular CLI?
If you are using Angular CLI lesser version, un-install
Angular CLI packages and install new versions.
Global
Package -
npm
uninstall -g
@angular/cli
npm
cache clean
npm
install -g
@angular/cli@latest
Local
project package -
rm -rf
node_modules dist
# use rmdir
/S/Q
node_modules dist
in Windows
Command Prompt; use
rm -r
-fo node_modules,dist in Windows
PowerShell
npm install --save-dev
@angular/cli@latest
npm install
Running
Unit Tests in Your
Projects -
ng test
Tests will execute after a build is executed via Karma and it will automatically watch
your files changes. You can run Tests a single time via --watch=false.
Some
Additional Commands for Angular -
· ng
new
· ng
serve
· ng
generate
· ng
lint
· ng
test
· ng
e2e
· ng
build
· ng
get/ng set
· ng
doc
· ng
eject
· ng
xi18n
Stated Informed –
Angular 4 and Angular 5 Tutorials
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