Just add one line to the server’s app.ts file. So how can we bring server and client together? It turns out that the express framework we used in our NodeJS server can serve static files, too. Therefore we have to extend the package.json file a bit: ) Step 4: Joining Server and Client For that, we need the body-parser module, too. As we are not only going to implement GET requests but POST requests (for inserting new data), too, we will need to parse JSON in the HTTP request body. When the app is compiled and the Webpack dev server is ready, the Run tool window shows that the app is running in the. In either case, WebStorm launches the predefined Angular CLI Server run/debug configuration. It enables us to build web APIs without having to care for all the low-level details. Select the Run Angular CLI Server run/debug configuration from the list on the toolbar and click the Run button next to the list. The project template already added the express framework. You can clean up the project and delete all HTML/CSS-generation-related stuff until your project structure looks something like this: The resulting project contains a lot of stuff that we do not need for our example.
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Note that you have to have the NodeJS Tools installed in Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 for that. So if you are used to developing with Visual Studio, you can stick to the IDE you are used to even when writing NodeJS code.Īs a starting point we create a new NodeJS application called Server in Visual Studio. Recently, Microsoft has launched its NodeJS Tools for Visual Studio. Make sure the JavaScript and TypeScript and Angular and AngularJS required plugins are enabled on the Settings Plugins page, tab Installed, see Managing plugins for details. Debugging of Angular applications is only supported with Node.js version 16 and earlier.
Step 1: Let’s Build a Web APIĪs a first step in our sample we want to create a small web API using NodeJS + TypeScript. Before you start Make sure you have Node.js on your computer. The entire code is available in my GitHub repository. The idea of the talk is to demonstrate the power of NodeJS + TypeScript + AngularJS. In this blog post, I would like to summarize a talk I gave at the JavaScript Day of the International PHP Conference in Berlin 2014. Learn by Example - AngularJS, NodeJS, and Typescript
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