Get the Angular multi application name










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My angular.json file looks like this:



projects: 
"app-1"
...
,
"app-2"
...
,



How can the app names (app-1 or app-2) to be used as a variable in the application?



ng serve --project="app-1"










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    My angular.json file looks like this:



    projects: 
    "app-1"
    ...
    ,
    "app-2"
    ...
    ,



    How can the app names (app-1 or app-2) to be used as a variable in the application?



    ng serve --project="app-1"










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      My angular.json file looks like this:



      projects: 
      "app-1"
      ...
      ,
      "app-2"
      ...
      ,



      How can the app names (app-1 or app-2) to be used as a variable in the application?



      ng serve --project="app-1"










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      My angular.json file looks like this:



      projects: 
      "app-1"
      ...
      ,
      "app-2"
      ...
      ,



      How can the app names (app-1 or app-2) to be used as a variable in the application?



      ng serve --project="app-1"







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          If you have a project with multiple applications, use angular upgrade guide (https://update.angular.io/) instructions to upgrade your application. One of the step while performing upgrade is to run



          ng upgrade @angular/cli
          (once you upgrade your @angular/cli to v6+). This will generate new angular.json file using your existing angular-cli.json file for multiple applciations.



          Upgrade Angular CLI



          OR
          Manually edit your angular.json to add new application to the existing project. Editing JSON file for Another Application.



          ng serve --project="second-app"



          ng build --prod --project="second-app" // build prod app






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          • Ok, thanks, but how can I use "second-app" as a variable inside the application?

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          If you have a project with multiple applications, use angular upgrade guide (https://update.angular.io/) instructions to upgrade your application. One of the step while performing upgrade is to run



          ng upgrade @angular/cli
          (once you upgrade your @angular/cli to v6+). This will generate new angular.json file using your existing angular-cli.json file for multiple applciations.



          Upgrade Angular CLI



          OR
          Manually edit your angular.json to add new application to the existing project. Editing JSON file for Another Application.



          ng serve --project="second-app"



          ng build --prod --project="second-app" // build prod app






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          • Ok, thanks, but how can I use "second-app" as a variable inside the application?

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            Nov 13 '18 at 14:26















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          If you have a project with multiple applications, use angular upgrade guide (https://update.angular.io/) instructions to upgrade your application. One of the step while performing upgrade is to run



          ng upgrade @angular/cli
          (once you upgrade your @angular/cli to v6+). This will generate new angular.json file using your existing angular-cli.json file for multiple applciations.



          Upgrade Angular CLI



          OR
          Manually edit your angular.json to add new application to the existing project. Editing JSON file for Another Application.



          ng serve --project="second-app"



          ng build --prod --project="second-app" // build prod app






          share|improve this answer























          • Ok, thanks, but how can I use "second-app" as a variable inside the application?

            – Zed01
            Nov 13 '18 at 14:26













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          If you have a project with multiple applications, use angular upgrade guide (https://update.angular.io/) instructions to upgrade your application. One of the step while performing upgrade is to run



          ng upgrade @angular/cli
          (once you upgrade your @angular/cli to v6+). This will generate new angular.json file using your existing angular-cli.json file for multiple applciations.



          Upgrade Angular CLI



          OR
          Manually edit your angular.json to add new application to the existing project. Editing JSON file for Another Application.



          ng serve --project="second-app"



          ng build --prod --project="second-app" // build prod app






          share|improve this answer













          If you have a project with multiple applications, use angular upgrade guide (https://update.angular.io/) instructions to upgrade your application. One of the step while performing upgrade is to run



          ng upgrade @angular/cli
          (once you upgrade your @angular/cli to v6+). This will generate new angular.json file using your existing angular-cli.json file for multiple applciations.



          Upgrade Angular CLI



          OR
          Manually edit your angular.json to add new application to the existing project. Editing JSON file for Another Application.



          ng serve --project="second-app"



          ng build --prod --project="second-app" // build prod app







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          • Ok, thanks, but how can I use "second-app" as a variable inside the application?

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