Basic CLI commands
1. ng new <project-name>: Creates a new Angular project with the specified name.
Example:
ng new my-angular-app
2. ng generate component <component-name>: Generates a new Angular component with the specified name.
Example:
ng generate component header
3. ng generate service <service-name>: Generates a new Angular service with the specified name.
Example:
ng generate service data
4. ng serve: Builds and serves your Angular application locally for development. It watches for changes and automatically refreshes your app in the browser.
5. ng build: Compiles and bundles your Angular application for production. By default, the output goes to the "dist" folder.
Example:
ng build --prod
6. ng test: Run unit tests for your application using a test runner (usually Karma).
Example:
ng test
7. ng e2e: Runs end-to-end tests for your application using a test runner (usually Protractor).
Example:
ng e2e
8. ng lint: Lints your Angular project's code using TSLint (Angular 7 and earlier) or ESLint (Angular 8 and later).
Example:
ng lint
9. ng update: Updates your project's dependencies to the latest versions.
Example:
ng update
10. ng add <package-name>: Adds and configures a package to your Angular project.
Example:
ng add @angular/pwa
11. ng help: Provides a list of Angular CLI commands and options.
Example:
ng help
Above are some of the basic Angular commands used generally in the development of web applications using angular