It's a sample repository to explain how to lazy module loading in your Angular2 App with webpack2.
This repository includes JiT(Just in Time) and AoT(Ahead of Time) demos.
The AoT demo uses ngc(angular/compiler-cli).
https://quramy.github.io/ng2-lazy-load-demo/index.html
To build this in your local machine, clone this repository and exec the following:
npm i
npm run build
npm startIn Angular2 router, to load sub modules asynchronously, you can use loadChildren.
The following code explains the steps to achieve AoT lazy loading:
import { Routes, RouterModule } from "@angular/router";
import { MainHomeComponent } from "./main-home.component";
import { MainAboutComponent } from "./main-about.component";
// import { SubAppComponent } from "../sub/sub-app.component";
// import { SubHomeComponent } from "../sub/sub-home.component";
// import { SubModule } from "../sub/sub.module";
export const appRoutes: Routes = [
{path: "", component: MainHomeComponent},
{path: "about", component: MainAboutComponent },
/* 1. Simple nested routing: */
// The following configuration allows to nested routing.
// But the sub components are included bundle.js so the browser loads them on init.
//
// {
// path: "sub",
// component: SubAppComponent,
// children: [
// {path: "", component: SubHomeComponent}
// ]
// },
//
/* 2. Separate sub modules and use load children callback function: */
// See the loadSubModule function in this code.
// {path: "sub", loadChildren: loadSubModule},
/* 3. Auto switching module or moduleFactory with angular2-load-children-loader */
// See the loader section of webpack.config.js .
{path: "sub", loadChildren: "es6-promise?,[name]!../sub/sub.module#SubModule" },
];
// export function loadSubModule(): any {
// // 2-1 Naive loading sub module:
// // It's synchronous loading
// // return SubModule;
//
// // 2-2 Async module load with es6-promise-loader:
// // You can create submodule's chunk with webpack es6-promise-loader.
// // However you should switch the module to load with the context:
// // * JiT:
// // return require("es6-promise!../sub/sub.module")("SubModule");
// // * AoT:
// // return require("es6-promise!../sub/sub.module.ngfactory")("SubModuleNgFactory");
// }
export const routing = RouterModule.forRoot(appRoutes, { useHash: true});And the following part of webpack.config.js is important:
/* webpack.config.js */
// ...
loaders: [
{
test: /\.ts$/,
loaders: [
"awesome-typescript-loader",
"angular2-load-children-loader" // this loader replace loadChildren value to function to call require.
],
}
],
// ...
output: {
path: path.resolve(__dirname, "dist"),
publicPath: "http://localhost:3000/dist/",
filename: "[name].js",
chunkFilename: "[name].chunk.js", // the chunk files are created by es6-promise-loader.
},
// ...Please see also https://github.com/Quramy/angular2-load-children-loader.
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