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Angular CLI Deployment to netlify

Deploy your Angular app to Netlify directly from the Angular CLI! 🚀

How to use ?

It's a small two step JOB ?

  • Install the netlify-builder/deploy
  • Configure the Angular project with your netlify account

Step 1

npm i @netlify-builder/deploy

Step 2

Open the angular.json and add this code inside the architect object.

   "deploy": {
          "builder": "@netlify-builder/deploy:deploy",
          "options": {
            "command": "deploy",
            "outputPath": "dist/[YOUR_PROJECT_NAME]",
            "netlifyToken": "[YOUR_NETLIFY_TOKEN]",
            "siteId": "[YOUR_SITE_ID]"
          }
        }
  • We need to update 3 data in this code.

    • YOUR_PROJECT_NAME
    • YOUR_NETLIFY_TOKEN
    • YOUR_SITE_ID
  1. netlifyToken : token provided by netlify, generate one from netlify.

  2. siteId: siteId for your application, every site has unique siteId. Site ID is also known as API ID . You can find this inside your project's general settings.

  3. outputPath: By default output path of any angular project is dist/[YOUR_PROJECT_NAME]. This is the path where your project get build.

That's it. Now, you are good to go

Now whenever you want to deploy your angular project just run a command ng run [YOUR_PROJECT_NAME]:deploy and your project got live with new update.

License

MIT