start: npm run host
By starting the app you will get served a wrapper app, of app1
and app2
both apps support lazy loading router, without a problem.
Key moments:
- Both apps must be provided in the host app by using
ModuleWithProviders
in order to avoid in order for the host to be able to load them - The apps can share state trough data-access libs (as seen in the counter field)
- Both apps initialize own injection scope, so that services with same tokens don't override themselves but exist together, look at
initialize at
field - When there are matching paths in both application, the one loaded first will be displayed (try switching the lines of
App1SharedModule.forRoot()
andApp2SharedModule.forRoot()
)
start: npm run {{your project}}
Key moments:
- All apps have their own build process
- After transferring the apps-specific and apps-common modules and services load them from one new host application