ng new <project-name> [options]
Creates a new Angular project. By default, the project is created under
the current directory.
Options:
--dry-run only output the files created and operations performed, do
not actually create the project.
Alias: 'd'.
--verbose output more information.
Alias: 'v'.
--skip-npm do not run any npm command once the project is created.
--skip-git do not create a git repository for the project.
--directory parent directory to create the new project into.
ng init <project-name> [options]
Creates a new Angular project in the current folder.
Options:
--dry-run only output the files created and operations performed, do
not actually create the project.
Alias: 'd'.
--verbose output more information.
Alias: 'v'.
--skip-npm do not run any npm command once the project is created.
--name The name of the project to create.
ng completion
Adds autocomplete functionality to your shell for ng commands.
ng doc <keyword>
Opens a browser window with the keyword as search in Angular documentation.
ng e2e
Runs all end-to-end tests defined in your application, using protractor.
ng format
Formats the code of this project using clang-format.
ng generate <type> [options]
Generate new code inside your project.
Alias: 'g'
Valid types:
component <path/to/component-name> Generates a component.
directive <path/to/directive-name> Generates a directive.
route <route/to/route-component> Generates a route. The name should
be the route used in the RouteConfig.
pipe <path/to/pipe-name> Generates a pipe.
service <path/to/service-name> Generates a service.
The generated component has its own directory, unless the --flat options
is specified.
Options:
--flat Do not create the code in its own directory.
--route=<route> Specify the parent route. Only for generating components
and routes. Default to the path specified.
--skip-router-generation Skip generating the route config for the parent.
Only usable for routes.
--default Specify that the route should be a default route.
--lazy Specify that the route is lazy. Default to true.
ng get <path1, path2, ...pathN> [options]
Get a value from the Angular CLI configuration. The pathN arguments is a valid
JavaScript path like "users[1].userName". If the value isn't set, "undefined"
will be shown. This command by default only works inside a project directory.
Options:
--global Returns the global configuration value instead of the local
one (if both are set). This option also makes the command
work outside of a project directory.
ng get <path1=value1, path2=value2, ...pathN=valueN> [options]
Set a value in the Angular CLI configuration. By default, sets the value
in the project's configuration if ran inside a project, or fails if not
inside a project. The pathN arguments is a valid JavaScript path like
"users[1].userName". The value will be coerced to the proper type or will
throw an error if the type cannot be coerced.
Options:
--global Sets the global configuration value instead of a local
one. This also makes `ng set` works outside a project.
ng github-pages:deploy [options]
Build the application for production, setup the GitHub repository,
then publish the app.
Options:
--message=<message> Commit message to include with the build.
Defaults to "new gh-pages version".
--environment=<env> The Angular environment to build.
Defaults to "production".
--branch=<branch-name> The git branch to push the pages to.
Defaults to "gh-branch".
--skip-build Skip building the project before publishing.
--gh-token=<token> API token to use to deploy. Required.
--gh-username=<username> The Github username to use. Required.
ng lint
Run the codelyzer linter on your project.
ng test [options]
Run unittests, using karma.
Options:
--watch Keep running the tests. Default to true.
--browsers, --colors, --reporters, --port, --log-level
Those arguments are passed directly to karma.
ng version
Outputs the version of angular-cli, node and the operating system.
