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= CobiGen Angular client generation | ||
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With the CobiGen code generator you can easily generate components for your angular application. | ||
The following tutorial provides an example for using the CobiGen cli. | ||
You can find more information on https://github.com/devonfw/cobigen/wiki/howto_angular-client-generation | ||
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restoreDevonfwIde(["java", "mvn", "node", "ng", "npm"]) | ||
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For this tutorial an installation of the devonfw IDE is required, which was already set up for you. The next step is to install the CobiGen CLI. | ||
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installCobiGen() | ||
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CobiGen uses the backend classes for generating your code used in the angular application. So in the next steps you will create a java project, create a simple java class and run the backend server. | ||
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createDevon4jProject("backendServer") | ||
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== Build and Run Java Server | ||
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buildJava("backendServer") | ||
runServerJava("backendServer/server",{ "startupTime": 40, "port": 8081, "path": "backendServer" }) | ||
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Now the Java Server should be running. | ||
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Better Title :- Generate Angular Client with devonfw
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