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TypeScript Angular components use decorators with typed services.

Introduction to Angular Components

Angular components are the building blocks of any Angular application. They are responsible for rendering the user interface and handling interactions. In this guide, we'll explore how to create Angular components using TypeScript, leverage decorators, and utilize typed services for a robust structure.

Creating a Basic Angular Component

To create a new Angular component, you can use the Angular CLI command:

This command will generate the necessary files for your component, including the TypeScript file, HTML template, CSS styles, and a test spec file. Let's look at a basic component structure:

Understanding Component Decorators

The @Component decorator is a function that specifies the metadata for the component. It tells Angular how to process, instantiate, and use the component. Here’s a breakdown of the key properties:

  • selector: A CSS selector that identifies the component in a template.
  • templateUrl: The path to the component's HTML template.
  • styleUrls: An array of paths to the component's CSS styles.

Using Typed Services in Components

Angular services are used to encapsulate business logic and data management. To inject a service into a component, you use the component's constructor. Here's how you can define and use a typed service:

In the example above, the DataService is injected into the component via the constructor. The service's getData method is called within the ngOnInit lifecycle hook to retrieve data when the component initializes.

Conclusion

TypeScript Angular components provide a powerful way to create dynamic and scalable web applications. By leveraging decorators and typed services, you can build applications that are both robust and maintainable. Continue exploring Angular's features to enhance your development skills further.

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