Join Victor Mejia for an in-depth discussion in this video Solution: Generating services, part of Learning the Angular CLI.
(upbeat music) … - [Instructor] Suppose we are generating an API service. … At your terminal, … you will use the ng generate service command … and then the name of the service, … but we would like to place this in a services folder. … So we'll go ahead and prepend services here. … And just like that, we have a services folder created … along with the API service and the spec file. … An important thing to note is that by default, … services are registered with the root injector, … and so angular creates a single shared instance … of the generator service across our application. … …
Author
Victor Mejia
Released
1/8/2021Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Using the exercise files1m 16s
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1. Exploring the Angular CLI
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Installing the CLI1m 30s
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2. Updating Angular Versions
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Using ng update: Part 13m 36s
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Using ng update: Part 23m 52s
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3. Creating New Angular Projects
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The ng new command3m 49s
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Adding application assets3m 55s
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Adding a CSS framework1m 8s
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4. Serving Angular Applications for Development
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The ng serve command1m 27s
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5. Generating Angular Application Code
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Generating pipes45s
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Generating route guards1m 39s
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Generating custom library1m 27s
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6. Building Angular Applications
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The ng build command1m 3s
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7. Running Tests
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Test run options1m 26s
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Testing workflow2m 59s
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Conclusion
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Next steps32s
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