In this short article I will explain how to set up a new Angular application, using Bootstrap, ngBootstrap and momentJS.

Dependencies

First of all, you might have to install some dependencies, more specifically node.js and the Angular CLI. You’ll be using Typescript, which can be installed via npm.

node.JS

I recommend installing node.js via nvm (Windows users see nvm for Windows). After installing nvm you can install node.js by executing the following commands in your shell:

nvm install 8.11.4

nvm use 8.11.4

The Angular CLI in version 7 requires a node.js version >= 8.9. I have only tested 8.11.4, you might want to install a newer version.

TypeScript & Angular CLI

After installing node.js, you can install TypeScript and the Angular CLI globally with

npm install -g @angular/cli typescript

Creating an application

Once all requirements have been met, we are ready to create a new Angular application by using the Angular CLI.

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Hello World!

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helloWorld(): Function {
  return () => { console.log("Hello World!"); };
}