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Option.SupplyData in spa Prerendering not working in production?
I folow tutorial .net core angular ssr in this link here,
in this part, I try passing some text and its working perfectly in development mode but not in production mode.
//on .net core
options.SupplyData = (context, data) =>
{
// Creates a new value that's passed to TypeScript code
data["meta"] = "title";
};
//angular, on main.server.ts
{ provide: 'MetaTitle', useValue: params.data.meta},
and i injecting to component to get data
constructor(
@Optional() @Inject("MetaTitle") private mtitle: any,
) {
}
i get value in development not in production code. how to resolve this, help
angular asp.net-core asked Jan 2 at 0:59
Dwi Yanuar IlhamDwi Yanuar Ilham
18737
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I folow tutorial .net core angular ssr in this link here,
in this part, I try passing some text and its working perfectly in development mode but not in production mode.
//on .net core
options.SupplyData = (context, data) =>
{
// Creates a new value that's passed to TypeScript code
data["meta"] = "title";
};
//angular, on main.server.ts
{ provide: 'MetaTitle', useValue: params.data.meta},
and i injecting to component to get data
constructor(
@Optional() @Inject("MetaTitle") private mtitle: any,
) {
}
i get value in development not in production code. how to resolve this, help
angular asp.net-core asked Jan 2 at 0:59
Dwi Yanuar IlhamDwi Yanuar Ilham
18737
add a comment |
I folow tutorial .net core angular ssr in this link here,
in this part, I try passing some text and its working perfectly in development mode but not in production mode.
//on .net core
options.SupplyData = (context, data) =>
{
// Creates a new value that's passed to TypeScript code
data["meta"] = "title";
};
//angular, on main.server.ts
{ provide: 'MetaTitle', useValue: params.data.meta},
and i injecting to component to get data
constructor(
@Optional() @Inject("MetaTitle") private mtitle: any,
) {
}
i get value in development not in production code. how to resolve this, help
angular asp.net-core asked Jan 2 at 0:59
Dwi Yanuar IlhamDwi Yanuar Ilham
18737
I folow tutorial .net core angular ssr in this link here,
in this part, I try passing some text and its working perfectly in development mode but not in production mode.
//on .net core
options.SupplyData = (context, data) =>
{
// Creates a new value that's passed to TypeScript code
data["meta"] = "title";
};
//angular, on main.server.ts
{ provide: 'MetaTitle', useValue: params.data.meta},
and i injecting to component to get data
constructor(
@Optional() @Inject("MetaTitle") private mtitle: any,
) {
}
i get value in development not in production code. how to resolve this, help
angular asp.net-core angular asp.net-core asked Jan 2 at 0:59
Dwi Yanuar IlhamDwi Yanuar Ilham
18737
asked Jan 2 at 0:59
Dwi Yanuar IlhamDwi Yanuar Ilham
18737
asked Jan 2 at 0:59
Dwi Yanuar IlhamDwi Yanuar Ilham
18737
asked Jan 2 at 0:59
Dwi Yanuar IlhamDwi Yanuar Ilham
18737
asked Jan 2 at 0:59
Dwi Yanuar IlhamDwi Yanuar Ilham
18737
18737
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You didn't include much information about the project, so I'm going to make some assumptions to assist you. Go check these things out in your project
assuming that you are using the Angular CLI, make sure that the /dist folder is producing an acceptable index.html
make sure the /src/environment.prod.ts looks correct (similar in most cases) to the /src/environment/environment.ts file. This config file controls differences in production vs development builds on the Angular side.
answered Jan 2 at 1:27
GokuGoku
69611445
hi, im using angular cli, the result of building angular is working fine and web is working. the only problem is passing value between the two.(.net core and angular) using supply data option.
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:42
the only different environtment is UseAngularCliServer in development and not in production
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:43
what happens when you overwrite that file with the contents of environment.ts and try ng build --prod?
– Goku
Jan 2 at 4:38
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You didn't include much information about the project, so I'm going to make some assumptions to assist you. Go check these things out in your project
assuming that you are using the Angular CLI, make sure that the /dist folder is producing an acceptable index.html
make sure the /src/environment.prod.ts looks correct (similar in most cases) to the /src/environment/environment.ts file. This config file controls differences in production vs development builds on the Angular side.
answered Jan 2 at 1:27
GokuGoku
69611445
hi, im using angular cli, the result of building angular is working fine and web is working. the only problem is passing value between the two.(.net core and angular) using supply data option.
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:42
the only different environtment is UseAngularCliServer in development and not in production
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:43
what happens when you overwrite that file with the contents of environment.ts and try ng build --prod?
– Goku
Jan 2 at 4:38
add a comment |
You didn't include much information about the project, so I'm going to make some assumptions to assist you. Go check these things out in your project
assuming that you are using the Angular CLI, make sure that the /dist folder is producing an acceptable index.html
make sure the /src/environment.prod.ts looks correct (similar in most cases) to the /src/environment/environment.ts file. This config file controls differences in production vs development builds on the Angular side.
answered Jan 2 at 1:27
GokuGoku
69611445
hi, im using angular cli, the result of building angular is working fine and web is working. the only problem is passing value between the two.(.net core and angular) using supply data option.
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:42
the only different environtment is UseAngularCliServer in development and not in production
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:43
what happens when you overwrite that file with the contents of environment.ts and try ng build --prod?
– Goku
Jan 2 at 4:38
add a comment |
You didn't include much information about the project, so I'm going to make some assumptions to assist you. Go check these things out in your project
assuming that you are using the Angular CLI, make sure that the /dist folder is producing an acceptable index.html
make sure the /src/environment.prod.ts looks correct (similar in most cases) to the /src/environment/environment.ts file. This config file controls differences in production vs development builds on the Angular side.
answered Jan 2 at 1:27
GokuGoku
69611445
You didn't include much information about the project, so I'm going to make some assumptions to assist you. Go check these things out in your project
assuming that you are using the Angular CLI, make sure that the /dist folder is producing an acceptable index.html
make sure the /src/environment.prod.ts looks correct (similar in most cases) to the /src/environment/environment.ts file. This config file controls differences in production vs development builds on the Angular side.
answered Jan 2 at 1:27
GokuGoku
69611445
answered Jan 2 at 1:27
GokuGoku
69611445
answered Jan 2 at 1:27
GokuGoku
69611445
answered Jan 2 at 1:27
GokuGoku
69611445
69611445
hi, im using angular cli, the result of building angular is working fine and web is working. the only problem is passing value between the two.(.net core and angular) using supply data option.
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:42
the only different environtment is UseAngularCliServer in development and not in production
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:43
what happens when you overwrite that file with the contents of environment.ts and try ng build --prod?
– Goku
Jan 2 at 4:38
add a comment |
hi, im using angular cli, the result of building angular is working fine and web is working. the only problem is passing value between the two.(.net core and angular) using supply data option.
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:42
the only different environtment is UseAngularCliServer in development and not in production
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:43
what happens when you overwrite that file with the contents of environment.ts and try ng build --prod?
– Goku
Jan 2 at 4:38
hi, im using angular cli, the result of building angular is working fine and web is working. the only problem is passing value between the two.(.net core and angular) using supply data option.
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:42
hi, im using angular cli, the result of building angular is working fine and web is working. the only problem is passing value between the two.(.net core and angular) using supply data option.
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:42
the only different environtment is UseAngularCliServer in development and not in production
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:43
the only different environtment is UseAngularCliServer in development and not in production
– Dwi Yanuar Ilham
Jan 2 at 1:43
what happens when you overwrite that file with the contents of environment.ts and try ng build --prod?
– Goku
Jan 2 at 4:38
what happens when you overwrite that file with the contents of environment.ts and try ng build --prod?
– Goku
Jan 2 at 4:38
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