Inside the tsconfig.json, add the code block below: content_copy "plugins" :
Install the Angular Language Service package in the same location:Ĭontent_copynpm install -save-dev Once the package is installed, add the following to the “compilerOptions” section of your project’s tsconfig.json. Install the latest version of TypeScript in a local node_modules directory:Ĭontent_copynpm install -save-dev typescript. In Sublime Text, you install the service in these simple ways: Now that I’ve got your interest, this is how to install the Angular Language Service in any of these three IDEs. With the language service, you get to become faster, as suggestions pop up while you write and you get more efficient and less prone to common errors. The Angular team has made it super clear they are focused on ensuring developers get the best experience and so it makes sense that how you work on your Angular projects, no matter your code editor, is covered. This integration then shows up while you code as next-code suggestions, navigation, reference tracking and error flagging. It goes straight to your config files and finds out about all the templates you have in your project and provides adequate support as you open a template. In simpler terms, no matter the code editor you use, be it VS Code, Webstorm or Sublime text, there is an analysis engine you can add to it that will automatically integrate with your Angular project, whether that’s HTML in the template component or TypeScript. It works with external templates in separate HTML files, and also with in-line templates. What Is the Angular Language Service?Īccording to the Angular docs, the Angular Language Service provides code editors with a way to get completions, errors, hints and navigation inside Angular templates. 
We will then take a look at the great improvement with this newest Ivy release. In this post, we will take a look at the Angular Language Service, what it is used for and why. Get a look at Ivy now, in experimental mode, so you’re ready for the official release!
Angular Language Service is looking to change the way you code.
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