We'll look at more advanced usages of the @nrwl/angular
generators and generate a new route lib for our store application. We'll see how Nx takes care of most of the work, and we just have to do the wiring up!
- Get familiar with more advanced usages of Nx generators to create an Angular route lib
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Stop
nx serve
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Use the
@nrwl/angular:lib
generator to generate a new routing library calledfeature-game-detail
that:- lives under
libs/store
- has lazy loading
- has routing enabled
- its parent routing module is
apps/store/src/app/app.module.ts
⚠️ Use--help
with the above generator to figure out which options you need to use to enable all the above (See the solution if still unsure) - lives under
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Generate a new Angular component called
game-detail
under the above lib you created -
Change the routing path in
apps/store/src/app/app.module.ts
to pick up the game ID from the URL🐳 Hint
{ path: 'game/:id', // <---- HERE loadChildren: () => import('@bg-hoard/store/feature-game-detail').then(/* ... */) }
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Uncomment line 10 in
libs/store/feature-game-detail/src/lib/store-feature-game-detail.module.ts
and make sure it's pointing to thegame-detail
component you generated above🐳 Hint
RouterModule.forChild([ { path: '', pathMatch: 'full', component: GameDetailComponent } ]);
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Import
MatCardModule
instore-feature-game-detail.module.ts
and add it to the module'simports: [...]
:🐳 Hint
import { MatCardModule } from '@angular/material/card';
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Populate your new component with the provided files:
game-detail.component.
ts / css / html -
We now need to display your new routed component. Let's add a
<router-outlet>
below our list of cards:🐳 Hint
apps/store/src/app/app.component.html
:<div class="container"> <div class="games-layout"> <mat-card class="game-card" *ngFor="let game of games"> ... </mat-card> </div> <router-outlet></router-outlet> <--- ADD IT HERE </div>
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Make clicking on each card route to the
feature-game-detail
module with the game's ID:🐳 Hint
<div class="container"> <div class="games-layout"> <mat-card class="game-card" *ngFor="let game of games" [routerLink]="['/game', game.id]"> <--- HERE ... </mat-card> </div> <router-outlet></router-outlet> </div>
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Serve your app again, click on some games, and compare with the screenshot above
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Launch the dependency graph and see what's been added
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Inspect what changed from the last time you committed, then commit your changes
The result is still pretty simple though. Our route just displays the ID of the selected game in a card. It would be great if we had some API to get the full game from that ID!
🎓If you get stuck, check out the solution