Maintain different versions of Angular CLI on the Same Machine
In this article, we will be discussing to create projects with different Angular Versions.
Angular is developed by Google and is an open-source and one of the most used javascript structures at present. Google is taking special care to continuously update the angular version. Creating a situation for the developer to work with different versions. Thanks to (NVM)” that can permit you to switch between adaptations. However, there is a workaround that I am utilizing at. Here introduce Angular-CLI,
The Angular CLI [Global]
When we all got started using Angular CLI, the first thing they had us do was to install Angular CLI globally using npm install -g.
Why we need Angular Cli Globally?
If you don’t, you will get an error that looks something like this:
Follow Steps To Install Angular CLI locally
Dis: I have Angular 8 Installed Globally. and will be installing 9 Locally
Step 1: Create a folder in one of your local computer drives. I would like to create an Angular 9 project. in this tutorial, I have created the ‘ng-4’ folder on my Desktop
Step 2: Open your terminal and set working dir to “ng-9” that you just created on the Desktop of your machine.
Step 3: Now install Angular-CLI the version you required in my case its. 9 since that is the version that will install Angular into your project folder(ng-9). Make sure while installation you are not using -g at the end of the installation command.
.Here is the installing command
npm install @angular/cli@ for any other version
npm install @angular/cli for latest version
Step 4: Now to create your angular project inside that folder using Terminal.
ng new <project-name>My case : ng new angular-9-demo`
Step 5: select current directory to
cd angular-9-demo`
npm install`
Step 6: Delete The files package.json`, node_modules` in the previous dir.
in my case ng-9`
Step 7: All Set Angular 9 ` installed Successfully
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