import { createServer } from '@nx/angular-rspack/ssr';
The createServer function is used to setup Angular's CommonEngine using an express server. It takes the bootstrap function as an argument, which is the function that bootstraps the Angular server application. This is usually main.server.ts. It returns RsbuildAngularServer which contains the server instance to allow further modifications as well as the listen method to start the server.
function createServer( bootstrap: any, opts?: RspackAngularServerOptions ): RspackAngularServer;
The following example shows how to create a standard express server:
myapp/src/server.ts
import { createServer } from '@nx/angular-rspack/ssr'; import bootstrap from './main.server'; const server = createServer(bootstrap); server.listen();
export interface RspackAngularServer { app: express.Express; listen: (port?: number) => void; }
app
express.Express The express application instance.
listen
(port?: number) => void Starts the express application on the specified port. If no port is provided, the default port (4000) is used.
export interface RspackAngularServerOptions { serverDistFolder?: string; browserDistFolder?: string; indexHtml?: string; }
serverDistFolder
string The folder where the server bundle is located. Defaults to the dist/server folder.
browserDistFolder
string The folder where the browser bundle is located. Defaults to the dist/browser folder.
indexHtml
string The path to the index.html file. Defaults to the index.html file in the browserDistFolder.
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