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angular - changing data in assets folder of the build
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I want my angular app to work as a Standalone without a server.
In the assets folder are images, sound-files etc. and one game.json file which contains the business data for the application (On a server this data would be stored in a DB or would be called via Rest).
Everything works quite well. Using 'ng build' I can create the complete build which can be startet by opening the index.html in my OS - file manager without a http-Server.
The problem is that I can't change the content of game.json after the build, because it seems to be included in the build in some way. Changes are ignored, it freezes the content in state it was compiled.
Since I will run the app only locally I read my data this way:
typings.d.ts:
declare module "*.json"
const value: any;
export default value;
game.service.ts:
import * as data_json from 'assets/data/game.json';
@Injectable()
export class GameService
constructor()
loadGames(): Observable<Game>
return Observable.of(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data_json)));
I don't use HTTPClient because I would run into CORS problems.
Reading the data works fine, but changes in the file game.json are ignored completely.
Is there a way to make this file "modifyable" so I can change it in the assets folder of the build?
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I want my angular app to work as a Standalone without a server.
In the assets folder are images, sound-files etc. and one game.json file which contains the business data for the application (On a server this data would be stored in a DB or would be called via Rest).
Everything works quite well. Using 'ng build' I can create the complete build which can be startet by opening the index.html in my OS - file manager without a http-Server.
The problem is that I can't change the content of game.json after the build, because it seems to be included in the build in some way. Changes are ignored, it freezes the content in state it was compiled.
Since I will run the app only locally I read my data this way:
typings.d.ts:
declare module "*.json"
const value: any;
export default value;
game.service.ts:
import * as data_json from 'assets/data/game.json';
@Injectable()
export class GameService
constructor()
loadGames(): Observable<Game>
return Observable.of(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data_json)));
I don't use HTTPClient because I would run into CORS problems.
Reading the data works fine, but changes in the file game.json are ignored completely.
Is there a way to make this file "modifyable" so I can change it in the assets folder of the build?
Why you don't want to use HTTPClient to get data from assets folder? I don't think you will have any issue related to CORS if you it.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:48
I tried to, but I ran into CORS issues.
– Otis Ottington
Mar 22 at 9:50
You can try my solution mentioned below.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:59
add a comment |
I want my angular app to work as a Standalone without a server.
In the assets folder are images, sound-files etc. and one game.json file which contains the business data for the application (On a server this data would be stored in a DB or would be called via Rest).
Everything works quite well. Using 'ng build' I can create the complete build which can be startet by opening the index.html in my OS - file manager without a http-Server.
The problem is that I can't change the content of game.json after the build, because it seems to be included in the build in some way. Changes are ignored, it freezes the content in state it was compiled.
Since I will run the app only locally I read my data this way:
typings.d.ts:
declare module "*.json"
const value: any;
export default value;
game.service.ts:
import * as data_json from 'assets/data/game.json';
@Injectable()
export class GameService
constructor()
loadGames(): Observable<Game>
return Observable.of(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data_json)));
I don't use HTTPClient because I would run into CORS problems.
Reading the data works fine, but changes in the file game.json are ignored completely.
Is there a way to make this file "modifyable" so I can change it in the assets folder of the build?
I want my angular app to work as a Standalone without a server.
In the assets folder are images, sound-files etc. and one game.json file which contains the business data for the application (On a server this data would be stored in a DB or would be called via Rest).
Everything works quite well. Using 'ng build' I can create the complete build which can be startet by opening the index.html in my OS - file manager without a http-Server.
The problem is that I can't change the content of game.json after the build, because it seems to be included in the build in some way. Changes are ignored, it freezes the content in state it was compiled.
Since I will run the app only locally I read my data this way:
typings.d.ts:
declare module "*.json"
const value: any;
export default value;
game.service.ts:
import * as data_json from 'assets/data/game.json';
@Injectable()
export class GameService
constructor()
loadGames(): Observable<Game>
return Observable.of(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data_json)));
I don't use HTTPClient because I would run into CORS problems.
Reading the data works fine, but changes in the file game.json are ignored completely.
Is there a way to make this file "modifyable" so I can change it in the assets folder of the build?
asked Mar 22 at 9:40
Otis OttingtonOtis Ottington
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Why you don't want to use HTTPClient to get data from assets folder? I don't think you will have any issue related to CORS if you it.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:48
I tried to, but I ran into CORS issues.
– Otis Ottington
Mar 22 at 9:50
You can try my solution mentioned below.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:59
add a comment |
Why you don't want to use HTTPClient to get data from assets folder? I don't think you will have any issue related to CORS if you it.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:48
I tried to, but I ran into CORS issues.
– Otis Ottington
Mar 22 at 9:50
You can try my solution mentioned below.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:59
Why you don't want to use HTTPClient to get data from assets folder? I don't think you will have any issue related to CORS if you it.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:48
Why you don't want to use HTTPClient to get data from assets folder? I don't think you will have any issue related to CORS if you it.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:48
I tried to, but I ran into CORS issues.
– Otis Ottington
Mar 22 at 9:50
I tried to, but I ran into CORS issues.
– Otis Ottington
Mar 22 at 9:50
You can try my solution mentioned below.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:59
You can try my solution mentioned below.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:59
add a comment |
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You can get data from assets folder like shown below and you can also change it run time.
import Injectable from "@angular/core";
import HttpClient from "@angular/common/http";
@Injectable(
providedIn: "root"
)
export class GameService
private gameData: any;
constructor(private http: HttpClient)
loadGameData()
return this.http
.get("/assets/data/game.json")
.toPromise()
.then(data =>
this.gameData= data;
);
get gameData()
if (!this.gameData)
throw Error("Game file not loaded!");
return this.gameData;
app.module.ts changes:
import NgModule, APP_INITIALIZER from "@angular/core";
import GameService from "./services/GameService.service";
@NgModule(
declarations: [
AppComponent
],
imports: [
BrowserModule,
AppRoutingModule
],
providers: [
[
provide: APP_INITIALIZER,
multi: true,
deps: [GameService],
useFactory: (gameService: GameService) =>
return () =>
return gameService.loadGameData();
;
]
],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
)
I use angular 5. so there is no 'providedIn' property in the annotation. I marked the service with Injectable and added the provider part in game.module.ts. I removed the providers in the comp. -> Exception: StaticInjectorError()[InjectionToken Application Initializer -> GameService]: NullInjectorError: No provider for GameService! If I add the service to the provider part in the component, it does not work either
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 8:28
provide GameService in app module providers above APP_INITIALIZER code , it will work.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 25 at 10:43
I did. GameService is as you suggested. app.module.ts now contains the APP_INITIALIZER - provider with deps and factory, etc. The comp. that uses the service is in submodule game.module.ts. Do I have to register the service in the comp. or the module as well? Or is the service accessable "from root". i.e. generally from everywhere?
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 11:52
Hi Trimantra Software Solution. Finally got it working. Thx!
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 14:48
add a comment |
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You can get data from assets folder like shown below and you can also change it run time.
import Injectable from "@angular/core";
import HttpClient from "@angular/common/http";
@Injectable(
providedIn: "root"
)
export class GameService
private gameData: any;
constructor(private http: HttpClient)
loadGameData()
return this.http
.get("/assets/data/game.json")
.toPromise()
.then(data =>
this.gameData= data;
);
get gameData()
if (!this.gameData)
throw Error("Game file not loaded!");
return this.gameData;
app.module.ts changes:
import NgModule, APP_INITIALIZER from "@angular/core";
import GameService from "./services/GameService.service";
@NgModule(
declarations: [
AppComponent
],
imports: [
BrowserModule,
AppRoutingModule
],
providers: [
[
provide: APP_INITIALIZER,
multi: true,
deps: [GameService],
useFactory: (gameService: GameService) =>
return () =>
return gameService.loadGameData();
;
]
],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
)
I use angular 5. so there is no 'providedIn' property in the annotation. I marked the service with Injectable and added the provider part in game.module.ts. I removed the providers in the comp. -> Exception: StaticInjectorError()[InjectionToken Application Initializer -> GameService]: NullInjectorError: No provider for GameService! If I add the service to the provider part in the component, it does not work either
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 8:28
provide GameService in app module providers above APP_INITIALIZER code , it will work.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 25 at 10:43
I did. GameService is as you suggested. app.module.ts now contains the APP_INITIALIZER - provider with deps and factory, etc. The comp. that uses the service is in submodule game.module.ts. Do I have to register the service in the comp. or the module as well? Or is the service accessable "from root". i.e. generally from everywhere?
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 11:52
Hi Trimantra Software Solution. Finally got it working. Thx!
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 14:48
add a comment |
You can get data from assets folder like shown below and you can also change it run time.
import Injectable from "@angular/core";
import HttpClient from "@angular/common/http";
@Injectable(
providedIn: "root"
)
export class GameService
private gameData: any;
constructor(private http: HttpClient)
loadGameData()
return this.http
.get("/assets/data/game.json")
.toPromise()
.then(data =>
this.gameData= data;
);
get gameData()
if (!this.gameData)
throw Error("Game file not loaded!");
return this.gameData;
app.module.ts changes:
import NgModule, APP_INITIALIZER from "@angular/core";
import GameService from "./services/GameService.service";
@NgModule(
declarations: [
AppComponent
],
imports: [
BrowserModule,
AppRoutingModule
],
providers: [
[
provide: APP_INITIALIZER,
multi: true,
deps: [GameService],
useFactory: (gameService: GameService) =>
return () =>
return gameService.loadGameData();
;
]
],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
)
I use angular 5. so there is no 'providedIn' property in the annotation. I marked the service with Injectable and added the provider part in game.module.ts. I removed the providers in the comp. -> Exception: StaticInjectorError()[InjectionToken Application Initializer -> GameService]: NullInjectorError: No provider for GameService! If I add the service to the provider part in the component, it does not work either
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 8:28
provide GameService in app module providers above APP_INITIALIZER code , it will work.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 25 at 10:43
I did. GameService is as you suggested. app.module.ts now contains the APP_INITIALIZER - provider with deps and factory, etc. The comp. that uses the service is in submodule game.module.ts. Do I have to register the service in the comp. or the module as well? Or is the service accessable "from root". i.e. generally from everywhere?
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 11:52
Hi Trimantra Software Solution. Finally got it working. Thx!
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 14:48
add a comment |
You can get data from assets folder like shown below and you can also change it run time.
import Injectable from "@angular/core";
import HttpClient from "@angular/common/http";
@Injectable(
providedIn: "root"
)
export class GameService
private gameData: any;
constructor(private http: HttpClient)
loadGameData()
return this.http
.get("/assets/data/game.json")
.toPromise()
.then(data =>
this.gameData= data;
);
get gameData()
if (!this.gameData)
throw Error("Game file not loaded!");
return this.gameData;
app.module.ts changes:
import NgModule, APP_INITIALIZER from "@angular/core";
import GameService from "./services/GameService.service";
@NgModule(
declarations: [
AppComponent
],
imports: [
BrowserModule,
AppRoutingModule
],
providers: [
[
provide: APP_INITIALIZER,
multi: true,
deps: [GameService],
useFactory: (gameService: GameService) =>
return () =>
return gameService.loadGameData();
;
]
],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
)
You can get data from assets folder like shown below and you can also change it run time.
import Injectable from "@angular/core";
import HttpClient from "@angular/common/http";
@Injectable(
providedIn: "root"
)
export class GameService
private gameData: any;
constructor(private http: HttpClient)
loadGameData()
return this.http
.get("/assets/data/game.json")
.toPromise()
.then(data =>
this.gameData= data;
);
get gameData()
if (!this.gameData)
throw Error("Game file not loaded!");
return this.gameData;
app.module.ts changes:
import NgModule, APP_INITIALIZER from "@angular/core";
import GameService from "./services/GameService.service";
@NgModule(
declarations: [
AppComponent
],
imports: [
BrowserModule,
AppRoutingModule
],
providers: [
[
provide: APP_INITIALIZER,
multi: true,
deps: [GameService],
useFactory: (gameService: GameService) =>
return () =>
return gameService.loadGameData();
;
]
],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
)
answered Mar 22 at 9:58
Trimantra Software SolutionTrimantra Software Solution
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I use angular 5. so there is no 'providedIn' property in the annotation. I marked the service with Injectable and added the provider part in game.module.ts. I removed the providers in the comp. -> Exception: StaticInjectorError()[InjectionToken Application Initializer -> GameService]: NullInjectorError: No provider for GameService! If I add the service to the provider part in the component, it does not work either
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 8:28
provide GameService in app module providers above APP_INITIALIZER code , it will work.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 25 at 10:43
I did. GameService is as you suggested. app.module.ts now contains the APP_INITIALIZER - provider with deps and factory, etc. The comp. that uses the service is in submodule game.module.ts. Do I have to register the service in the comp. or the module as well? Or is the service accessable "from root". i.e. generally from everywhere?
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 11:52
Hi Trimantra Software Solution. Finally got it working. Thx!
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 14:48
add a comment |
I use angular 5. so there is no 'providedIn' property in the annotation. I marked the service with Injectable and added the provider part in game.module.ts. I removed the providers in the comp. -> Exception: StaticInjectorError()[InjectionToken Application Initializer -> GameService]: NullInjectorError: No provider for GameService! If I add the service to the provider part in the component, it does not work either
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 8:28
provide GameService in app module providers above APP_INITIALIZER code , it will work.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 25 at 10:43
I did. GameService is as you suggested. app.module.ts now contains the APP_INITIALIZER - provider with deps and factory, etc. The comp. that uses the service is in submodule game.module.ts. Do I have to register the service in the comp. or the module as well? Or is the service accessable "from root". i.e. generally from everywhere?
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 11:52
Hi Trimantra Software Solution. Finally got it working. Thx!
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 14:48
I use angular 5. so there is no 'providedIn' property in the annotation. I marked the service with Injectable and added the provider part in game.module.ts. I removed the providers in the comp. -> Exception: StaticInjectorError()[InjectionToken Application Initializer -> GameService]: NullInjectorError: No provider for GameService! If I add the service to the provider part in the component, it does not work either
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 8:28
I use angular 5. so there is no 'providedIn' property in the annotation. I marked the service with Injectable and added the provider part in game.module.ts. I removed the providers in the comp. -> Exception: StaticInjectorError()[InjectionToken Application Initializer -> GameService]: NullInjectorError: No provider for GameService! If I add the service to the provider part in the component, it does not work either
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 8:28
provide GameService in app module providers above APP_INITIALIZER code , it will work.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 25 at 10:43
provide GameService in app module providers above APP_INITIALIZER code , it will work.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 25 at 10:43
I did. GameService is as you suggested. app.module.ts now contains the APP_INITIALIZER - provider with deps and factory, etc. The comp. that uses the service is in submodule game.module.ts. Do I have to register the service in the comp. or the module as well? Or is the service accessable "from root". i.e. generally from everywhere?
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 11:52
I did. GameService is as you suggested. app.module.ts now contains the APP_INITIALIZER - provider with deps and factory, etc. The comp. that uses the service is in submodule game.module.ts. Do I have to register the service in the comp. or the module as well? Or is the service accessable "from root". i.e. generally from everywhere?
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 11:52
Hi Trimantra Software Solution. Finally got it working. Thx!
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 14:48
Hi Trimantra Software Solution. Finally got it working. Thx!
– Otis Ottington
Mar 25 at 14:48
add a comment |
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Why you don't want to use HTTPClient to get data from assets folder? I don't think you will have any issue related to CORS if you it.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:48
I tried to, but I ran into CORS issues.
– Otis Ottington
Mar 22 at 9:50
You can try my solution mentioned below.
– Trimantra Software Solution
Mar 22 at 9:59