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Ionic 4 : why page generate command creates module file and there is no cli command for generate only modules for better Structure of project
Huge number of files generated for every Angular projectCLI cannot generate pages in Ionic 2Create component to specific module with Angular-CLIGenerate a routing module while creating a module in angular-cliHow to remove prefix 'app' and create folder wise components/modules using angular-cli command?angular-cli command to add 3rd party module into app moduleThis command can only be run inside of a CLI projectWhy are IonicModule not part of each Lazy Loaded page moduleHow to generate Stencil+Ionic4 PWA components with CLIShare ionic 4 / angular7 modules across projects
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Ionic 4 : why every page generate command creates module file and there is no cli command for generate only modules for better abstraction.
I know the difference between modules and components. modules used for
lazy loading so it can load only whenever it requested only, But my
question is does it required to generate module for every single page?
Ionic 4 CLI doesn't provide generate commands for custom modules like angular does.
what if i do have some static information pages which doesn't required lazy loading (separate modules for every page) for these scenario which one is the best way (for performance of the application).
-> To create a custom module manually and create components of pages
OR
-> Use ionic4 cli and use generate page command
angular ionic-framework angular-cli ionic4 ionic-cli
add a comment |
Ionic 4 : why every page generate command creates module file and there is no cli command for generate only modules for better abstraction.
I know the difference between modules and components. modules used for
lazy loading so it can load only whenever it requested only, But my
question is does it required to generate module for every single page?
Ionic 4 CLI doesn't provide generate commands for custom modules like angular does.
what if i do have some static information pages which doesn't required lazy loading (separate modules for every page) for these scenario which one is the best way (for performance of the application).
-> To create a custom module manually and create components of pages
OR
-> Use ionic4 cli and use generate page command
angular ionic-framework angular-cli ionic4 ionic-cli
you can use angular cli to generate modules 'ng g module yourModule' also as I understand you should follow angular conventions during structure your app as ionic now is not based on angular as was in older versions
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 27 at 18:24
Thanks for your time @karimAhmed. My question is do we need to use module for every mobile page? or with we can use just component which one is best for mobile browser
– paras shah
Mar 28 at 5:21
I think it'll give you a better performance when each page is a lazy-loaded module. please read this blog
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 28 at 7:43
Ok, Thanks for the time @KarimAhmed
– paras shah
Mar 29 at 13:46
add a comment |
Ionic 4 : why every page generate command creates module file and there is no cli command for generate only modules for better abstraction.
I know the difference between modules and components. modules used for
lazy loading so it can load only whenever it requested only, But my
question is does it required to generate module for every single page?
Ionic 4 CLI doesn't provide generate commands for custom modules like angular does.
what if i do have some static information pages which doesn't required lazy loading (separate modules for every page) for these scenario which one is the best way (for performance of the application).
-> To create a custom module manually and create components of pages
OR
-> Use ionic4 cli and use generate page command
angular ionic-framework angular-cli ionic4 ionic-cli
Ionic 4 : why every page generate command creates module file and there is no cli command for generate only modules for better abstraction.
I know the difference between modules and components. modules used for
lazy loading so it can load only whenever it requested only, But my
question is does it required to generate module for every single page?
Ionic 4 CLI doesn't provide generate commands for custom modules like angular does.
what if i do have some static information pages which doesn't required lazy loading (separate modules for every page) for these scenario which one is the best way (for performance of the application).
-> To create a custom module manually and create components of pages
OR
-> Use ionic4 cli and use generate page command
angular ionic-framework angular-cli ionic4 ionic-cli
angular ionic-framework angular-cli ionic4 ionic-cli
edited Mar 27 at 8:59
paras shah
asked Mar 27 at 7:17
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you can use angular cli to generate modules 'ng g module yourModule' also as I understand you should follow angular conventions during structure your app as ionic now is not based on angular as was in older versions
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 27 at 18:24
Thanks for your time @karimAhmed. My question is do we need to use module for every mobile page? or with we can use just component which one is best for mobile browser
– paras shah
Mar 28 at 5:21
I think it'll give you a better performance when each page is a lazy-loaded module. please read this blog
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 28 at 7:43
Ok, Thanks for the time @KarimAhmed
– paras shah
Mar 29 at 13:46
add a comment |
you can use angular cli to generate modules 'ng g module yourModule' also as I understand you should follow angular conventions during structure your app as ionic now is not based on angular as was in older versions
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 27 at 18:24
Thanks for your time @karimAhmed. My question is do we need to use module for every mobile page? or with we can use just component which one is best for mobile browser
– paras shah
Mar 28 at 5:21
I think it'll give you a better performance when each page is a lazy-loaded module. please read this blog
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 28 at 7:43
Ok, Thanks for the time @KarimAhmed
– paras shah
Mar 29 at 13:46
you can use angular cli to generate modules 'ng g module yourModule' also as I understand you should follow angular conventions during structure your app as ionic now is not based on angular as was in older versions
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 27 at 18:24
you can use angular cli to generate modules 'ng g module yourModule' also as I understand you should follow angular conventions during structure your app as ionic now is not based on angular as was in older versions
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 27 at 18:24
Thanks for your time @karimAhmed. My question is do we need to use module for every mobile page? or with we can use just component which one is best for mobile browser
– paras shah
Mar 28 at 5:21
Thanks for your time @karimAhmed. My question is do we need to use module for every mobile page? or with we can use just component which one is best for mobile browser
– paras shah
Mar 28 at 5:21
I think it'll give you a better performance when each page is a lazy-loaded module. please read this blog
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 28 at 7:43
I think it'll give you a better performance when each page is a lazy-loaded module. please read this blog
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 28 at 7:43
Ok, Thanks for the time @KarimAhmed
– paras shah
Mar 29 at 13:46
Ok, Thanks for the time @KarimAhmed
– paras shah
Mar 29 at 13:46
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you can use angular cli to generate modules 'ng g module yourModule' also as I understand you should follow angular conventions during structure your app as ionic now is not based on angular as was in older versions
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 27 at 18:24
Thanks for your time @karimAhmed. My question is do we need to use module for every mobile page? or with we can use just component which one is best for mobile browser
– paras shah
Mar 28 at 5:21
I think it'll give you a better performance when each page is a lazy-loaded module. please read this blog
– Karim Ahmed
Mar 28 at 7:43
Ok, Thanks for the time @KarimAhmed
– paras shah
Mar 29 at 13:46