How to use Ionic and Angular In single folder structure
Hi I'am Going to develop an application for both web and Mobile App using Angular and Ionic. Both having some similar function like services etc. So I don't want to do it twice i need to maintain common folder structure for commonly using files
example :
->src
-->Ionic
-->Project.ts
-->Angular
-->project.ts
-->service
-->web service.ts (commonly accessing folder)
angular ionic-framework ionic3
asked Jan 19 at 11:52
Manoj DharshanManoj Dharshan
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Hi I'am Going to develop an application for both web and Mobile App using Angular and Ionic. Both having some similar function like services etc. So I don't want to do it twice i need to maintain common folder structure for commonly using files
example :
->src
-->Ionic
-->Project.ts
-->Angular
-->project.ts
-->service
-->web service.ts (commonly accessing folder)
angular ionic-framework ionic3
asked Jan 19 at 11:52
Manoj DharshanManoj Dharshan
141
You can have 2 projets using the same sources. Did you try something ?
– Raphaël
Jan 19 at 12:17
No i haven't tried.
– Manoj Dharshan
Jan 19 at 12:18
Git submodules & Ionic 4?
– Junior Gantin
Jan 19 at 16:20
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Hi I'am Going to develop an application for both web and Mobile App using Angular and Ionic. Both having some similar function like services etc. So I don't want to do it twice i need to maintain common folder structure for commonly using files
example :
->src
-->Ionic
-->Project.ts
-->Angular
-->project.ts
-->service
-->web service.ts (commonly accessing folder)
angular ionic-framework ionic3
asked Jan 19 at 11:52
Manoj DharshanManoj Dharshan
141
Hi I'am Going to develop an application for both web and Mobile App using Angular and Ionic. Both having some similar function like services etc. So I don't want to do it twice i need to maintain common folder structure for commonly using files
example :
->src
-->Ionic
-->Project.ts
-->Angular
-->project.ts
-->service
-->web service.ts (commonly accessing folder)
angular ionic-framework ionic3
angular ionic-framework ionic3
asked Jan 19 at 11:52
Manoj DharshanManoj Dharshan
141
asked Jan 19 at 11:52
Manoj DharshanManoj Dharshan
141
asked Jan 19 at 11:52
Manoj DharshanManoj Dharshan
141
asked Jan 19 at 11:52
Manoj DharshanManoj Dharshan
141
asked Jan 19 at 11:52
Manoj DharshanManoj Dharshan
141
141
You can have 2 projets using the same sources. Did you try something ?
– Raphaël
Jan 19 at 12:17
No i haven't tried.
– Manoj Dharshan
Jan 19 at 12:18
Git submodules & Ionic 4?
– Junior Gantin
Jan 19 at 16:20
add a comment |
You can have 2 projets using the same sources. Did you try something ?
– Raphaël
Jan 19 at 12:17
No i haven't tried.
– Manoj Dharshan
Jan 19 at 12:18
Git submodules & Ionic 4?
– Junior Gantin
Jan 19 at 16:20
You can have 2 projets using the same sources. Did you try something ?
– Raphaël
Jan 19 at 12:17
You can have 2 projets using the same sources. Did you try something ?
– Raphaël
Jan 19 at 12:17
No i haven't tried.
– Manoj Dharshan
Jan 19 at 12:18
No i haven't tried.
– Manoj Dharshan
Jan 19 at 12:18
Git submodules & Ionic 4?
– Junior Gantin
Jan 19 at 16:20
Git submodules & Ionic 4?
– Junior Gantin
Jan 19 at 16:20
add a comment |
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You can have 2 projets using the same sources. Did you try something ?
– Raphaël
Jan 19 at 12:17
No i haven't tried.
– Manoj Dharshan
Jan 19 at 12:18
Git submodules & Ionic 4?
– Junior Gantin
Jan 19 at 16:20