how to pass parameters to npm run lite command

[Reza Razavipour]

I have number of different versions of my Angular app. I want those to be driven by custom run time parameters such --framework xyz or some such things. 
I read about configuration files for lite-server but it looks like it supports a certain set of arguments.

What is the recommended way to provide for an example of command to be:

npm run lite --framework xyz?

[Sander Elias]

Hi Reza,

You can use a double dash (--) to add your own parameters that then end up as a parameter directly to the thing you put in the script.

sample

in package.json

....
{ scripts; {
    "ngs": "ng serve
   }
}
...

Yo can then do something like:

npm run ng -- --aot false --prod

to get the parameters through.

Hope this helps

Regards

Sander

[Reza Razavipour]

the stand alone -- is not a typo ? -- --aot false? 

Regards,
Reza

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[Sander Elias]

Nope, it's mandatory. It's a npm switch that means, whatever follows is not for me but for the command I'm going to execute.

[Reza Razavipour]

It is usually process.env.myparam to retrieve the argument, not the same in Angular. 

How is it done in Angular? I read browser.param. Is that the case? If so, where is browser defined?

Regards,
Reza

On Sat, Apr 1, 2017 at 7:49 PM, Sander Elias <sande...@gmail.com> wrote:

Nope, it's mandatory. It's a npm switch that means, whatever follows is not for me but for the command I'm going to execute.