PatrickJS/angular-hmr

Angular Hot Module Replacement

Angular-HMR Hot Module Reloading for Webpack and Angular. All versions of Angular and Webpack will work with this module

npm install @angularclass/hmr

main.browser.ts

import { removeNgStyles, createNewHosts, bootloader } from '@angularclass/hmr';

@NgModule({
  bootstrap: [ App ],
  declarations: [ App ],
  imports: [
    // Angular 2
    BrowserModule,
    FormsModule,
    HttpModule,
    RouterModule.forRoot([], {
      useHash: true
    }),
    // app
    appModule
    // vendors
  ],
  providers: []
})
class MainModule {
  constructor(public appRef: ApplicationRef) {}
  hmrOnInit(store) {
    if (!store || !store.state) return;
    console.log('HMR store', store);
    console.log('store.state.data:', store.state.data)
    // inject AppStore here and update it
    // this.AppStore.update(store.state)
    if ('restoreInputValues' in store) {
      store.restoreInputValues();
    }
    // change detection
    this.appRef.tick();
    delete store.state;
    delete store.restoreInputValues;
  }
  hmrOnDestroy(store) {
    var cmpLocation = this.appRef.components.map(cmp => cmp.location.nativeElement);
    // recreate elements
    store.disposeOldHosts = createNewHosts(cmpLocation)
    // inject your AppStore and grab state then set it on store
    // var appState = this.AppStore.get()
    store.state = {data: 'yolo'};
    // store.state = Object.assign({}, appState)
    // save input values
    store.restoreInputValues  = createInputTransfer();
    // remove styles
    removeNgStyles();
  }
  hmrAfterDestroy(store) {
    // display new elements
    store.disposeOldHosts()
    delete store.disposeOldHosts;
    // anything you need done the component is removed
  }
}

export function main() {
  return platformBrowserDynamic().bootstrapModule(MainModule)
    // use `hmrModule` or the "@angularclass/hmr-loader"
    .then((ngModuleRef: any) => {
      // `module` global ref for webpackhmr
      // Don't run this in Prod
      return hmrModule(ngModuleRef, module);
    });
}

// boot on document ready
bootloader(main);

bootloader is only needed to detect that the dom is ready before bootstraping otherwise bootstrap. This is needed because that dom is already ready during reloading.

Important Helpers

• removeNgStyles: remove angular styles
• createNewHosts and disposeOldHosts: recreate root elements for bootstrapping
• bootloader: boot on document ready or boot if it's already ready
• createInputTransfer and restoreInputValues: transfer input DOM state during replacement

Production

In production you only need bootloader which just does this:

export function bootloader(main) {
  if (document.readyState === 'complete') {
    main()
  } else {
    document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', main);
  }
}

You would bootstrap your app the normal way, in production, after dom is ready. Also, in production, you should remove the loader:

@NGRX/platform (NGRX 4.x.x)

To hook into NGRX 4 you simply need to supply a reducer to set the state, and include it in your development metaReducers.

// make sure you export for AoT
export function stateSetter(reducer: ActionReducer<any>): ActionReducer<any> {
  return function(state: any, action: any) {
    if (action.type === 'SET_ROOT_STATE') {
      return action.payload;
    }
    return reducer(state, action);
  };
}

In your root reducer you can do something like this to include it in your metaReducers. You should access your environment here and only include this in development.

/**
 * By default, @ngrx/store uses combineReducers with the reducer map to compose
 * the root meta-reducer. To add more meta-reducers, provide an array of meta-reducers
 * that will be composed to form the root meta-reducer.
 */
export const metaReducers: ActionReducer<any, any>[] = [stateSetter]

Simply supply the metaReducer to the StoreModule and your hmr is hooked in.

 StoreModule.forRoot(reducers, { metaReducers }),

enjoy — PatrickJS