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feat(@schematics/angular): augment universal
schematics to import platform-server
shims
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This should probably wait for angular/angular#40559 to be merged and included in a release, but I created it early to discuss/get some guidance on what else I might need to change. |
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…platform-server` shims In angular/angular#40559, a new `@angular/platform-server/init` entry-point was introduced, which can be used to initialize the server environment by providing shims for APIs normally provided by the browser (such as DOM globals). If the project is using a version of Angular (and thus `@angular/platform-server`) that is known to include this new entry-point, the newly generated `main.server.ts` file should import it at the top in order to ensure that the shims will be available as soon as possible (before other direct or transitive imports that may rely on them). See also angular/angular#40559 for more details. NOTE: This `universal` schematic is the base for `app-shell`, `@nguniversal/express-engine` and `@nguniversal/hapi-engine`. Fixes angular/angular#40559
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Thanks LGTM
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In angular/angular#40559, a new
@angular/platform-server/shims
entry-point was introduced, which can be used to shim the server environment with APIs normally provided by the browser (such as DOM globals).If the project is using a version of Angular (and thus
@angular/platform-server
) that is known to include this new entry-point, the newly generatedmain.server.ts
file should import it at the top in order to ensure that the shims will be available as soon as possible (before other direct or transitive imports that may rely on them). See also angular/angular#40559 for more details.NOTE:
This
universal
schematic is the base forapp-shell
,@nguniversal/express-engine
and@nguniversal/hapi-engine
.