Angular Basic/Important Commands

 Angular Commands




Note:- First come inside work space of your project.

From Angular 14 onwards for building Angular project

ng build --configuration production

Npm Version Command

npm --version

Node Version Command


node --version

Angular Version Command

Shows Angular CLI version. It is stated below −

ng version

To create an application in Angular,

Syntax −

         ng new <project-name>


Ex: To create CustomerApp run below command


ng new CustomerApp



For creating component

Syntax −
ng g c 

Ex:

F:\Angular Training Sah\Angular Project\backend> ng g c <component_name>

CREATE src/app/test/test.component.html (19 bytes)
CREATE src/app/test/test.component.spec.ts (585 bytes)
CREATE src/app/test/test.component.ts (268 bytes)     
CREATE src/app/test/test.component.scss (0 bytes)     
UPDATE src/app/app.module.ts (1633 bytes)

Note:- --skip-tests option to avoid generating test file i.e. .component.spec.ts

Ex: 

F:\Angular Training Sah\Abhishek Angular LiveProject\backend> ng g c test --skip-tests

Angular command to run and open the project

Syntax −

ng serve --open



Angular command to Create Class

Syntax −

ng generate class <class_name>

Ex: If you want to create a customer class, then type the below command −

ng g class Customer


Create a pipe

Pipes are used for filtering the data. It is used to create a custom pipe in Angular. It is defined below −

Syntax −

            ng g pipe <pipe-name>

If you want to create a custom digit counts in a pipe, then type the below command −

ng g pipe DigitCount



Create a directive

It is used to create a new directive in Angular. It is defined below −

Syntax −

               ng g directive <directive-name>

If you want to create a UnderlineText directive, then type the below command −

 ng g directive UnderlineText


Create a module

It is used to create a new module in Angular. It is defined below −

Syntax −

                 ng g module <module-name>

If you want to create a user information module, then type the below command −

ng g module Userinfo



Create an interface

It is used to create an interface in Angular. It is given below −

Syntax −

                      ng g interface <interface-name>

If you want to create a customer class, then type the below command −

ng g interface CustomerData



Create a service

It is used to create a service in Angular. It is given below −

Syntax −

ng g service <service-name>

If you want to create a customer class, then type the below command −

ng g service CustomerService


Create an enum

It is used to create an enum in Angular. It is given below −

Syntax −

ng g enum <enum-name>

If you want to create a customer class, then type the below command −

ng g enum CustomerRecords


Build command

It is used to compile or build your angular app. It is defined below −

Syntax −

ng build


Help command


It lists out available commands and their short descriptions. It is stated below −

Syntax −

ng help


Test command

Runs unit tests in a project. It is mentioned below −

Syntax −

ng test


Update command


Updates your application and its dependencies. It is given below −

Syntax −

ng update



Command For Creating Module


It is used to create a new generic NgModule definition in the given or default project.

Syntax −

ng generate module <name> [options]  
ng g module <name> [options]  


ng e2e Command

It is used to build and serve an Angular app, then runs end-to-end tests using Protractor.

Syntax −
ng e2e <project> [options]       
ng e <project> [options]  

It must be executed from within a workspace directory. When you don't specify the project name, it executes for all projects.

Parameter Explanation:
<project>: It specifies the name of the project you want to build. It can be an app or a library.


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