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Angular 7 - Load-on-fly none routable module (shared providers/services)

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I would like to load-on-fly an angular 7 module in main app to be able to share models & services in others load-on-fly routable modules (with components).

For the records, I have an app module, which includes Core and Shared modules. Thats for the "static" part. On the other side I have some modules to load-on-fly which are libraries (built to UMD files and put in assets). Its like a marketplace where you can activate some modules, add your modules...). For now I can load-on-fly some modules and make it accessible by using routing.

But I would like to export api services in an other modules to make it accessible for others components modules. Like that :

I have to load some kind of peer dependencies before loading components modules.
For now I can load api-service like I load components modules but I don't know how to access my services (like TestService).

private loadApiDependency(dep: ModuleDependency) 

return SystemJS.import(`$dep.location`).then((exports) => 
 const moduleNg = exports[`$dep.moduleName`];
 return this.compiler.compileModuleAsync(moduleNg).then((moduleFactory: NgModuleFactory<any>) => 
 const moduleRef = moduleFactory.create(this.injector);
 console.log(this.injector.get('TestService'));
 return moduleFactory;
 );
 );

My idea was to use Core module to reference all load-on-fly services. But for now I have an error to access TestService : NullInjectorError: No provider for TestService!.

More than that, I don't really know how to reference my api in components modules. I thought I could use kind of peer dependencies, but for dev time, references will be missing...

Someone has a similar solution or an idea ?

Please do not answer me "Use lazy loading", "Put your api in core", etc..., it must be like that. Or very similar.

Many thanks.

angular module lazy-loading angular7 jit

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I would like to load-on-fly an angular 7 module in main app to be able to share models & services in others load-on-fly routable modules (with components).

For the records, I have an app module, which includes Core and Shared modules. Thats for the "static" part. On the other side I have some modules to load-on-fly which are libraries (built to UMD files and put in assets). Its like a marketplace where you can activate some modules, add your modules...). For now I can load-on-fly some modules and make it accessible by using routing.

But I would like to export api services in an other modules to make it accessible for others components modules. Like that :

I have to load some kind of peer dependencies before loading components modules.
For now I can load api-service like I load components modules but I don't know how to access my services (like TestService).

private loadApiDependency(dep: ModuleDependency) 

return SystemJS.import(`$dep.location`).then((exports) => 
 const moduleNg = exports[`$dep.moduleName`];
 return this.compiler.compileModuleAsync(moduleNg).then((moduleFactory: NgModuleFactory<any>) => 
 const moduleRef = moduleFactory.create(this.injector);
 console.log(this.injector.get('TestService'));
 return moduleFactory;
 );
 );

My idea was to use Core module to reference all load-on-fly services. But for now I have an error to access TestService : NullInjectorError: No provider for TestService!.

More than that, I don't really know how to reference my api in components modules. I thought I could use kind of peer dependencies, but for dev time, references will be missing...

Someone has a similar solution or an idea ?

Please do not answer me "Use lazy loading", "Put your api in core", etc..., it must be like that. Or very similar.

Many thanks.

angular module lazy-loading angular7 jit

share|improve this question

asked Mar 7 at 9:19

LETOURNEUR LéoLETOURNEUR Léo

1429

add a comment | 

I would like to load-on-fly an angular 7 module in main app to be able to share models & services in others load-on-fly routable modules (with components).

For the records, I have an app module, which includes Core and Shared modules. Thats for the "static" part. On the other side I have some modules to load-on-fly which are libraries (built to UMD files and put in assets). Its like a marketplace where you can activate some modules, add your modules...). For now I can load-on-fly some modules and make it accessible by using routing.

But I would like to export api services in an other modules to make it accessible for others components modules. Like that :

I have to load some kind of peer dependencies before loading components modules.
For now I can load api-service like I load components modules but I don't know how to access my services (like TestService).

private loadApiDependency(dep: ModuleDependency) 

return SystemJS.import(`$dep.location`).then((exports) => 
 const moduleNg = exports[`$dep.moduleName`];
 return this.compiler.compileModuleAsync(moduleNg).then((moduleFactory: NgModuleFactory<any>) => 
 const moduleRef = moduleFactory.create(this.injector);
 console.log(this.injector.get('TestService'));
 return moduleFactory;
 );
 );

My idea was to use Core module to reference all load-on-fly services. But for now I have an error to access TestService : NullInjectorError: No provider for TestService!.

More than that, I don't really know how to reference my api in components modules. I thought I could use kind of peer dependencies, but for dev time, references will be missing...

Someone has a similar solution or an idea ?

Please do not answer me "Use lazy loading", "Put your api in core", etc..., it must be like that. Or very similar.

Many thanks.

angular module lazy-loading angular7 jit

share|improve this question

asked Mar 7 at 9:19

LETOURNEUR LéoLETOURNEUR Léo

1429

private loadApiDependency(dep: ModuleDependency) 

return SystemJS.import(`$dep.location`).then((exports) => 
 const moduleNg = exports[`$dep.moduleName`];
 return this.compiler.compileModuleAsync(moduleNg).then((moduleFactory: NgModuleFactory<any>) => 
 const moduleRef = moduleFactory.create(this.injector);
 console.log(this.injector.get('TestService'));
 return moduleFactory;
 );
 );

angular module lazy-loading angular7 jit

angular module lazy-loading angular7 jit

share|improve this question

asked Mar 7 at 9:19

LETOURNEUR LéoLETOURNEUR Léo

1429

share|improve this question

asked Mar 7 at 9:19

LETOURNEUR LéoLETOURNEUR Léo

1429

asked Mar 7 at 9:19

LETOURNEUR LéoLETOURNEUR Léo

1429

asked Mar 7 at 9:19

LETOURNEUR LéoLETOURNEUR Léo

1429