Angular Environment settings replaced by settings in server side appsettings.json #91

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  Mehmet created 5 years ago

  Hi Warick,

  Can you explain a little more detail by giving an example?

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  wazbek created 5 years ago

  Hi Mehmet

  Yes no problem.

  I would like to remove these from the environment.ts file in my angular application.

  application: {
      name: 'Test'
    },
    oAuthConfig: {
      issuer: 'https://localhost:44373',
      clientId: 'Test_App',
      dummyClientSecret: '1q2w3e*',
      scope: 'Test',
      showDebugInformation: true,
      oidc: false,
      requireHttps: true
    },
    apis: {
      default: {
        url: 'https://localhost:44373'
      }
    },
    localization: {
      defaultResourceName: 'Test'
    }
  

  Add them to the appsettings.json in the HttpApi.Host project where I can control the values with transforms and have all application settings in one place.

  

  Then when my angular app starts up it loads those values from the ConfigState:settings rather than from the environment.ts file.

  I see the environment settings get passed into the CoreModule like this.

  CoreModule.forRoot({
        environment,
        requirements: {
          layouts: [...LAYOUTS]
        }
      }),
  

  Would it be possible to somehow get the settings from ConfigState and completely replace the environment settings before passing it to the CoreModule above?

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  Mehmet created 5 years ago

  apis property is required for app initialization.

  There is an action named SetEnvironment to replace environment on runtime. See the usage below:

  import { SetEnvironment } from '@abp/ng.core';
  //...
  this.store.dispatch(new SetEnvironment(new environment data here))
  

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