Angular Project
I just finished my project, written in Angular and although it runs on mobile browsers, it needs to be deployed as a native application. The choice is obvious, Ionic.
I’m integrating Ionic for Android development, but it’s optional. You don’t have to prepare your Ionic project for Android development, if you don’t want to. The same concept can also be used to prepare your project for iOS development.
This applies to:
- Angular 7.
- Ionic 5.
- Java SDK 8 update 202.
- Android SDK 9.0 (API level 28)
- Android Studio 3.3.2
Here’s my approach integrating Ionic in my Angular project.
Bring-in Ionic
The step includes creating a new project using Ionic CLI, I’m going to refer it as Ionic project while my original Angular project as, well, Angular project.
- In your Angular project, update all npm packages, to the latest major if you can. This is to avoid version conflict…
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