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Front End Angular Admin Setup

Refer to this step-by-step guide for building your Angular Admin.

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Last updated 6 months ago

Once you have finished your initial Angular setup (Refer to Angular Setup under ), you can now build and deploy your Angular Admin.

Follow these steps, while building the application in production mode → src→ environments → environment.prod.ts

Place your base url in baseUrl = ‘’; (for eg : “http://localhost:9000/api/”)

Place your imageurl in imageUrl = ””; (for eg : “http://localhost:9000/api/media/image-resize/”)

Place your storeFront url in productUrl = ‘’; (for eg: “http://yourip.com/”)

Place your storeFront url in relatedProductUrl = ‘’; (for eg: “http://yourip.com/”)

Place your storeFront url in blogUrl = ‘’; (for eg: “http://yourip.com/”)

To build your application run the following command

npm run large-build
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