Solution #5: Header Component
This lesson gives a detailed review of the solution to the challenge in the previous lesson.
We'll cover the following...
Solution
import { AppPage } from './app.po'; describe('new App', () => { let page: AppPage; beforeEach(() => { page = new AppPage(); }); describe('default screen', () => { beforeEach(() => { page.navigateTo('/Inbox'); }); it('should say Inbox', () => { expect(page.getParagraphText()).toContain('Inbox'); }); }); });
Solution: Add Header Component
Explanation
Requirements: It seems that every page needs a header with a title and menu button. For a demo application with only two pages, copying and pasting the header code might be acceptable. As your app grows, this might become a burden. Create a custom component that includes a menu button, with a title you can pass as an attribute.
Here’s how we did this:
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To create a new
Header
component, create three new filesheader.component.ts
,header.module.ts
, andheader.component.html
in thesrc > app/
folder. These three files define theHeaderModule
which exports theHeader
component. The details of these three files are the following:-
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