When you generate a translation file for the main app with the CLI (with ng xi18n), elements with the attribute i18n in the library are imported in the translation file. You can then define the translations in the main app.
There are a few thirdparty libs that do this and tie in with RXjs. Take a look at https://github.com/troyanskiy/ng2-resource-rest
I think I might have something here, this is the solution I’ve adopted after some back ‘n forth with the NRWL team. I create an NX workspace by first creating a project with the angular CLI, and then adding the extensions, like so: ng new myproject (cd into myproject root) ng add @nrwl/workspace In addition, … Read more
Use setTimeout native function. There is no need to use special services in Angular anymore. This is due to the introduction of zones, specifically NgZone. Articles such as this one suggest using the native setTimeout function does not live up to the capabilities of the $timeout services, either. Why makes you say so? The main … Read more
Angular is just javascript in a browser. So a user loading an angular app is being served a bunch of javascript from your server. If that server handles authentication with google-api, then your user only interacts with your server (albeit with a redirect to sign into google). This authentication flow doesn’t require 3rd party cookies. … Read more
For those who may need a similar approach. Here’s my solution. I’ve built a custom validation rule according to my needs. SELECTBOX_VALUE: [ null, Validators.compose([ Validators.required, FormCustomValidators.valueSelected(this.myArray), ]), ]; export class FormCustomValidators { static valueSelected(myArray: any[]): ValidatorFn { return (c: AbstractControl): { [key: string]: boolean } | null => { let selectboxValue = c.value; let … Read more
The paths mapping you establish in your tsconfig.json is purely a compile-time mapping. It has no effect on the code generated by the TypeScript compiler. Which is why you have a failure at run time. That’s something that has been reported to the TypeScript project, suggesting that tsc should automatically translate module paths in emitted … Read more
Looks like you forgot to return value from factory: export function init(config: ConfigService) { return () => { return config.load(); // add return }; } or the same code can be written a bit shortly: export function init(config: ConfigService) { return () => config.load(); }
There is a good chance that you have come up with another solution at this point but I just figured out a way to do this. Hopefully it will help you or someone else. import { NgModel } from ‘@angular/forms’; import { Component, ContentChildren, ViewChild, QueryList, AfterViewInit } from ‘@angular/core’; @Component({ selector: ‘my-custom-form’, template: ` … Read more
This is currently not supported. If only parameter values change but the route stays the same the component is not re-created. See also https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/9811 You can subscribe to params to get notified when the params change to re-initialize the component instance. See also https://stackoverflow.com/a/38560010/217408