Static Site Generation (SSG) implementation in Angular

Steps to Implement Static Site Generation (SSG) in Angular:

Set up Angular Universal:

Add Angular Universal to your project using the following command. This will enable server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG):

Command:

ng add @nguniversal/express-engine

                          

Configure Pre-Rendering:

Define which routes to pre-render by modifying the angular.json file and adding a pre-rendering configuration. This step ensures the app generates static HTML for specified routes during the build process.

 

Build the Application:

Run the following commands to build both the browser and server parts of the application:

 Command:

ng build --prod

ng run myApp:server


Generate Static HTML: 

    Use the following command to generate static HTML files for the specified routes: 

Command:

ng run myApp:prerender

Deploy the Static Site: Once the static HTML files are generated, deploy them to any static hosting service, such as Netlify, Vercel, or GitHub Pages.

 

Key Notes:

The prerender step will create static HTML files for the routes you specify in your app.

This setup will transform your Angular app into a static site, improving performance and SEO.


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