Angular Best Practices

Hi Friends, This is Lakshman here. Welcome back to the Series Angular Best Practices Today, We will Implement Logging for your angular app with REST API . Pre-requisites: The pre-requisites are Node.JS - Click Here Angular CLI - Click Here Docker - Click Here MongoDB - Click Here MongoDB Compass - Click Here For Code Editor its VS Code . Implementation: We will go there the Implementation by Steps, Step 1: Create the MongoDB Database in Docker or Cloud For Docker: docker pull mongo docker run --name mongodb -p 37017:27017 -d mongo For Cloud: Click Here Preferred Option is Docker Step 2: Create Node.JS REST API with MongoDB. Fork the Repo: Click Here else Connect the API URl: https://ngangularpracticesapi.azurewebsites.net/ Step 3: Copy the MongoDB URI to .env like below, MONGO_URI = mongodb://localhost:37017/ngAngularPractices Step 4. Run the API on Local with below commands, npm run start:dev Step 5. Add Config to Environment Configuration File as below, ...

Hi Friends, This is Lakshman here. Welcome back to the Series Angular Best Practices Today, We will Implement Logging for your angular app . Every Application required Logging irresptive of Application. Its either Front-End or Back-End. For Back-End, we have lots of packages and SDK available for such as Serilog, Log4Net for .NET Core, Framework. However, In Front-End we need to Store your Logs somewhere in NoSQL Database where we can query the logs. Today we are going to use FireBase Cloud Database to Store our logging. As its Client-side SDK. Our other options are Application Insights (Microsoft Azure) JSLog with Seq. etc., Pre-requisites: The pre-requisites are Node.JS - Click Here Angular CLI - Click Here FireBase Account with Cloud Database - Click Here For Code Editor its VS Code. Implementation: We will go there the Implementation by Steps, Step 1: Create the Cloud FireBase Database - Click Here Step 2: Add Web Client for Project via Steps Step 3: Copy th...