19 Creating an Angular app, part 2
- Adding support for Angular URL routing
- Creating a deployment server and persistent data storage
- Deploying the application in a container
In this chapter, I continue the development of the Angular web application started in chapter 18 by adding the remaining features and preparing the application for deployment into a container. For quick reference, table 19.1 lists the TypeScript compiler options used in this chapter.
19.1 Preparing for this chapter
19.2 Completing the example application features
19.2.1 Adding the summary component
19.2.2 Creating the routing configuration
19.3 Deploying the application
19.3.1 Adding the production HTTP server package
19.3.2 Creating the persistent data file
19.3.3 Creating the server
19.3.4 Using relative URLs for data requests
19.3.5 Building the application
19.3.6 Testing the production build
19.4 Containerizing the application
19.4.1 Preparing the application
19.4.2 Creating the Docker container
19.4.3 Running the application
Summary