With Angular Standalone APIs (launched in v14) itās doable to manually lazy load a element (even with itās dependency providers and suppliers), equally to how we might manually lazy load a NgModule. We simply must create ourselves a baby EnvironmentInjector (simulating what a lazy-loaded NgModule would do). That is additionally precisely what the Angular Router does since v14, when instantiating a element for a Route that has it is personal suppliers array.
TLDR: See the stackblitz instance of manually lazy loading a element with a service, with Standalone APIs.
For instance, as an example weāve a barrel index.ts with gadgets that we need to lazy load all collectively ā a element and a service. And letās suppose the element is dependent upon the service.
// lazy/index.ts
export * from './lazy.service';
export * from './lazy.element';
// customized naming conference - export an array named `suppliers`:
export const suppliers = [LazyService];
Then we will lazy load this barrel and create a baby EnvironmentInjector (containing all barrelās suppliers). In a while this injector can be utilized when instantiating the lazy element (so the element has the entry to the suppliers talked about above).
export class AppComponent {
constructor(
protected viewContainerRef: ViewContainerRef,
protected injector: Injector,
protected environmentInjector: EnvironmentInjector
) {}
lazyLoadComponent() {
// 1. lazy load the barrel file
import('./lazy/index').then((lazyBarrel) => {
// 2. create manually an `EnvironmentInjector` with all
// the `suppliers` exported from the lazy barrel.
// Move `this.environmentInjector` as a father or mother.
const childEnvironmentInjector = createEnvironmentInjector(
lazyBarrel.suppliers,
this.environmentInjector,
'Lazy Atmosphere Injector'
);
// 3. instantiate a lazy element, passing:
// the father or mother element's component `Injector`
// and the simply created little one `EnvironmentInjector`
const lazyComponent = createComponent(lazyBarrel.LazyComponent, {
environmentInjector: childEnvironmentInjector,
elementInjector: this.injector,
});
// 4. connect the lazy element contained in the father or mother element
this.viewContainerRef.insert(lazyComponent.hostView);
});
}
Routing-driven lazy loading ā Angular 14 supply code evaluation
The above method is similar to how the Angular Router instantiates parts (not solely lazy-loaded) underneath the hood, since model 14. When matching an URL towards a Route that comprises an array of suppliers, Angular creates a baby EnvironmentInjector. In a while, when the <router-outlet> instantiates a element for the present Route, Angular takes the Routeās EnvironmentInjector (or the closest injector outlined within the father or mother Routes) after which it makes use of this EnvironmentInjector when making a element occasion, so the element has entry to the Routeās suppliers.
