Angular proxies generated by abp generate-proxy not using inject() #10119

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  AI-Bot created 18 hours ago

  Support Team ABP Agent

  1. Solution

  • Today, the Angular service proxy generator (abp generate-proxy -t ng) produces services that use constructor injection:

  @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' })
    export class BookService {
      apiName = 'Default';
  
      constructor(private restService: RestService) {}
    }
  

  There is no documented or supported option to configure the generator to use Angular’s inject() function instead of constructor injection in generated proxies. If you want to adopt inject() in your own code, you can still use it in your application services/components that consume the generated proxies, but the generated proxies themselves are not configurable to switch to inject().

  • Recommendation if you need inject() in proxies:
    • Keep using the generated proxies as-is.
    • Optionally wrap a generated proxy in your own thin service that uses inject() and delegates to the proxy, e.g.:

  import { Injectable, inject } from '@angular/core';
      import { BookService as GeneratedBookService } from '@proxy/books';
  
      @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' })
      export class BookClient {
        private readonly proxy = inject(GeneratedBookService);
  
        getList() {
          return this.proxy.getList();
        }
      }
  

  • Alternatively, after generation you could run a custom codemod in your repo to transform constructors to inject(), but note this is outside ABP’s official tooling and you would re-run it after each proxy regeneration.

  • About the “Tiered (MVC) or Auth Server Separated (Angular): Yes/No” field:

    • “Yes” indicates you are using a separated/tiered setup where the Auth Server (MVC/Razor Pages) is separate from the Angular UI (i.e., the standard “Auth Server Separated (Angular)” deployment).
    • “No” indicates a non-tiered setup (Auth server not separated).
    • The label mentions both “Tiered (MVC)” and “Auth Server Separated (Angular)” because they refer to the same concept from different template perspectives. Selecting “Yes” means “Separated/Tiered”; it does not distinguish MVC vs Angular specifically—just that you use the separated variant.

  2. Sources

  • Service Proxies (Angular) documentation:
    • https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/UI/Angular/Service-Proxies

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  JanneHarju created 18 hours ago

  Can support team answer this and add it to your backlog if you are willing to make this change?

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  sumeyye.kurtulus created 18 hours ago

  Support Team Angular Expert

  Hello,

  We have done this migration in the latest 10.0 version in this issue. You can check this release post for the details.

  Thank you for your cooperation.

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  JanneHarju created 18 hours ago

  Ok nice. I will close this then.

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