tarlepp / angular-ngrx-frontend

Angular NgRx powered frontend template for Symfony (or similar) backend

What is this?

Angular NgRx powered frontend template project for Symfony Flex Backend or any other backend that is providing similar API.

Table of Contents

• What is this
  • Table of Contents
  • Requirements
    • Recommendations
  • Installation
    • 1. Clone repository
    • 2. Start containers
    • 3. Using application
    • 4. Getting shell to container
    • 5. Building containers
  • Resources
  • External links / resources
  • Authors
  • License

Requirements ᐞ

• docker-compose

Recommendations ᐞ

• *nix platform - most likely you're going to host your application on *nix platform - so I would recommend to do development also on that platform.
• Makefile support - if you don't have this you need to look Makefile file to see what each make command is doing.

Installation ᐞ

1. Clone repository ᐞ

Use your favorite IDE and get checkout from GitHub or just use following command

git clone https://github.com/tarlepp/angular-frontend.git

2. Start containers ᐞ

For this just run following command:

make start

This command will create one (1) Docker container where your application is running on development stage.

3. Using application ᐞ

By default make start command starts Angular application on Docker container and exposes following port on localhost (note that application is using https):

• 4200 (Angular Live Development Server)

And this application is usable within your browser on https://localhost:4200 address. When you first time open that site you will see "Your connection is not private" warning - see this to resolve that.

Note that this frontend application assumes that your backend is running on https://localhost:8000 address. Also note that "default" backend is running on that address by default.

4. Getting shell to container ᐞ

After you've run make start command you can list all running containers with docker ps command.

And to eg. get shell access inside one of those containers you can run following shortcut command:

make bash

Where that node is that actual container where this backend application is running.

5. Building containers ᐞ

For time to time you probably need to build containers again. This is something that you should do always if you have some problems to get containers up and running. This you can do with following command:

make start-build

Resources ᐞ

• Resource index
• Custom commands
• Concepts and features
• Dependency update
• Speed problems with application?
• Tools
• Translations
• Usage checklist
• Scripts

External links / resources ᐞ

• Angular
• Angular Material
• Material Icons
• Angular Flex-Layout
• The RxJS Library
• NgRx Reactive State for Angular
• Redux DevTools

Authors ᐞ

• Tarmo Leppänen

License ᐞ

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright © 2023 Tarmo Leppänen