Using Stencil.js Router in Angular Application
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I have a Stencil.js application that I created with some routes inside using the @stencil/router module. I am now attempting to place the components of this application inside of a larger Angular application, but the routing doesn't seem to work. For example, I navigate to my Angular component that renders the Stencil.js Web Component, which is the Stencil.js application's root that sets up the routes. Then, a button in the Web Component has a stencil-route-link to route to a different component inside the Stencil.js application. Instead of redirecting the Stencil.js application to the appropriate component, the navigation bar is replaced and the page is not found.
Is there any way to use a different router module inside of Angular without it conflicting with the Angular router itself? If so, any help is appreciated.
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I have a Stencil.js application that I created with some routes inside using the @stencil/router module. I am now attempting to place the components of this application inside of a larger Angular application, but the routing doesn't seem to work. For example, I navigate to my Angular component that renders the Stencil.js Web Component, which is the Stencil.js application's root that sets up the routes. Then, a button in the Web Component has a stencil-route-link to route to a different component inside the Stencil.js application. Instead of redirecting the Stencil.js application to the appropriate component, the navigation bar is replaced and the page is not found.
Is there any way to use a different router module inside of Angular without it conflicting with the Angular router itself? If so, any help is appreciated.
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You have putschemas: CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMAin your Angular module, right?
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Nov 11 at 16:39
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I have a Stencil.js application that I created with some routes inside using the @stencil/router module. I am now attempting to place the components of this application inside of a larger Angular application, but the routing doesn't seem to work. For example, I navigate to my Angular component that renders the Stencil.js Web Component, which is the Stencil.js application's root that sets up the routes. Then, a button in the Web Component has a stencil-route-link to route to a different component inside the Stencil.js application. Instead of redirecting the Stencil.js application to the appropriate component, the navigation bar is replaced and the page is not found.
Is there any way to use a different router module inside of Angular without it conflicting with the Angular router itself? If so, any help is appreciated.
javascript angular typescript web-component stenciljs
I have a Stencil.js application that I created with some routes inside using the @stencil/router module. I am now attempting to place the components of this application inside of a larger Angular application, but the routing doesn't seem to work. For example, I navigate to my Angular component that renders the Stencil.js Web Component, which is the Stencil.js application's root that sets up the routes. Then, a button in the Web Component has a stencil-route-link to route to a different component inside the Stencil.js application. Instead of redirecting the Stencil.js application to the appropriate component, the navigation bar is replaced and the page is not found.
Is there any way to use a different router module inside of Angular without it conflicting with the Angular router itself? If so, any help is appreciated.
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You have putschemas: CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMAin your Angular module, right?
– Todd
Nov 11 at 16:39
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You have putschemas: CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMAin your Angular module, right?
– Todd
Nov 11 at 16:39
You have put
schemas: CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA in your Angular module, right?– Todd
Nov 11 at 16:39
You have put
schemas: CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA in your Angular module, right?– Todd
Nov 11 at 16:39
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schemas: CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMAin your Angular module, right?– Todd
Nov 11 at 16:39