angular 6 APP_INITIALIZER
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I have successfully implemented an angular 6 APP_INITIALIZER inside the AppModule.
The basic idea is, I need to load some user authorization information along with some other details before I run the application. All works well.
However, now I need to add a user-registraion section that requires no information from the backend server (and these calls will fail).
I tried to move all the code for APP_INITIALIZER into a submodule bascially figuring that I only need the piece to run once that module is loaded. however that code never executes.
Perhaps I am using APP_INITIALIZER wrong?
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asked Nov 9 at 21:35
JCircio
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I have successfully implemented an angular 6 APP_INITIALIZER inside the AppModule.
The basic idea is, I need to load some user authorization information along with some other details before I run the application. All works well.
However, now I need to add a user-registraion section that requires no information from the backend server (and these calls will fail).
I tried to move all the code for APP_INITIALIZER into a submodule bascially figuring that I only need the piece to run once that module is loaded. however that code never executes.
Perhaps I am using APP_INITIALIZER wrong?
angular
asked Nov 9 at 21:35
JCircio
126212
Edit the question and show your Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example or we are all guessing.
– jdv
Nov 9 at 21:37
why did you place user authentication logic under APP_INITIALIZER's factory. I can't think of a scenario it fits there.
– Stavm
Nov 9 at 21:43
APP_INITIALIZER seemed like ti solved the issue at the time. The application is a C# Aspnet core app. It uses Azure AD to authenticate. Basically when a user comes in, they are re-directed to MS Login page, then back to the app. Open to sugestions
– JCircio
Nov 9 at 22:08
Have you tried usingresolveon the route into your module and load data you need over there?
– PeS
Nov 10 at 0:54
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I have successfully implemented an angular 6 APP_INITIALIZER inside the AppModule.
The basic idea is, I need to load some user authorization information along with some other details before I run the application. All works well.
However, now I need to add a user-registraion section that requires no information from the backend server (and these calls will fail).
I tried to move all the code for APP_INITIALIZER into a submodule bascially figuring that I only need the piece to run once that module is loaded. however that code never executes.
Perhaps I am using APP_INITIALIZER wrong?
angular
asked Nov 9 at 21:35
JCircio
126212
I have successfully implemented an angular 6 APP_INITIALIZER inside the AppModule.
The basic idea is, I need to load some user authorization information along with some other details before I run the application. All works well.
However, now I need to add a user-registraion section that requires no information from the backend server (and these calls will fail).
I tried to move all the code for APP_INITIALIZER into a submodule bascially figuring that I only need the piece to run once that module is loaded. however that code never executes.
Perhaps I am using APP_INITIALIZER wrong?
angular
angular
asked Nov 9 at 21:35
JCircio
126212
asked Nov 9 at 21:35
JCircio
126212
asked Nov 9 at 21:35
JCircio
126212
asked Nov 9 at 21:35
JCircio
126212
asked Nov 9 at 21:35
JCircio
126212
126212
Edit the question and show your Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example or we are all guessing.
– jdv
Nov 9 at 21:37
why did you place user authentication logic under APP_INITIALIZER's factory. I can't think of a scenario it fits there.
– Stavm
Nov 9 at 21:43
APP_INITIALIZER seemed like ti solved the issue at the time. The application is a C# Aspnet core app. It uses Azure AD to authenticate. Basically when a user comes in, they are re-directed to MS Login page, then back to the app. Open to sugestions
– JCircio
Nov 9 at 22:08
Have you tried usingresolveon the route into your module and load data you need over there?
– PeS
Nov 10 at 0:54
add a comment |
Edit the question and show your Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example or we are all guessing.
– jdv
Nov 9 at 21:37
why did you place user authentication logic under APP_INITIALIZER's factory. I can't think of a scenario it fits there.
– Stavm
Nov 9 at 21:43
APP_INITIALIZER seemed like ti solved the issue at the time. The application is a C# Aspnet core app. It uses Azure AD to authenticate. Basically when a user comes in, they are re-directed to MS Login page, then back to the app. Open to sugestions
– JCircio
Nov 9 at 22:08
Have you tried usingresolveon the route into your module and load data you need over there?
– PeS
Nov 10 at 0:54
Edit the question and show your Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example or we are all guessing.
– jdv
Nov 9 at 21:37
Edit the question and show your Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example or we are all guessing.
– jdv
Nov 9 at 21:37
why did you place user authentication logic under APP_INITIALIZER's factory. I can't think of a scenario it fits there.
– Stavm
Nov 9 at 21:43
why did you place user authentication logic under APP_INITIALIZER's factory. I can't think of a scenario it fits there.
– Stavm
Nov 9 at 21:43
APP_INITIALIZER seemed like ti solved the issue at the time. The application is a C# Aspnet core app. It uses Azure AD to authenticate. Basically when a user comes in, they are re-directed to MS Login page, then back to the app. Open to sugestions
– JCircio
Nov 9 at 22:08
APP_INITIALIZER seemed like ti solved the issue at the time. The application is a C# Aspnet core app. It uses Azure AD to authenticate. Basically when a user comes in, they are re-directed to MS Login page, then back to the app. Open to sugestions
– JCircio
Nov 9 at 22:08
Have you tried using
resolve on the route into your module and load data you need over there?– PeS
Nov 10 at 0:54
Have you tried using
resolve on the route into your module and load data you need over there?– PeS
Nov 10 at 0:54
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Edit the question and show your Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example or we are all guessing.
– jdv
Nov 9 at 21:37
why did you place user authentication logic under APP_INITIALIZER's factory. I can't think of a scenario it fits there.
– Stavm
Nov 9 at 21:43
APP_INITIALIZER seemed like ti solved the issue at the time. The application is a C# Aspnet core app. It uses Azure AD to authenticate. Basically when a user comes in, they are re-directed to MS Login page, then back to the app. Open to sugestions
– JCircio
Nov 9 at 22:08
Have you tried using
resolveon the route into your module and load data you need over there?– PeS
Nov 10 at 0:54