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Angular: Fix missing architect properties #9390

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32 changes: 28 additions & 4 deletions app/angular/src/server/angular-cli_config.ts
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Expand Up @@ -50,6 +50,7 @@ export function getAngularCliConfig(dirToSearch: string) {
const fname = path.join(dirToSearch, 'angular.json');

if (!fs.existsSync(fname)) {
logger.error(`Could not find angular.json using ${fname}`);
return undefined;
}

Expand All @@ -67,9 +68,26 @@ export function getLeadingAngularCliProject(ngCliConfig: any) {
throw new Error('angular.json must have projects entry.');
}

const fallbackProject = defaultProject && projects[defaultProject];
const firstProject = projects[Object.keys(projects)[0]];
return projects.storybook || fallbackProject || firstProject;
let projectName;
const firstProjectName = Object.keys(projects)[0];
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Is projects guaranteed to have at least one key?

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It must, or else we are speaking of an empty project.
A couple of lines earlier there's also a check for making sure there is at least one project

if (!projects || !Object.keys(projects).length) {

if (projects.storybook) {
projectName = 'storybook';
} else if (defaultProject && projects[defaultProject]) {
projectName = defaultProject;
} else if (projects[firstProjectName]) {
projectName = firstProjectName;
}

const project = projects[projectName];
if (!project) {
logger.error(`Could not find angular project '${projectName}' in angular.json.`);
} else {
logger.info(`=> Using angular project '${projectName}' for configuring Storybook.`);
}
if (!project.architect.build) {
logger.error(`architect.build is not defined for project '${projectName}'.`);
}
return project;
}

export function getAngularCliWebpackConfigOptions(dirToSearch: Path) {
Expand All @@ -90,6 +108,9 @@ export function getAngularCliWebpackConfigOptions(dirToSearch: Path) {
const tsConfigPath = path.resolve(dirToSearch, projectOptions.tsConfig) as Path;
const tsConfig = getTsConfigOptions(tsConfigPath);
const budgets = projectOptions.budgets || [];
const scripts = projectOptions.scripts || [];
const outputPath = projectOptions.outputPath || 'dist/storybook-angular';
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what's the output path?

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outputPath is needed by angular.json - more specifically it is needed by the function we call in @angular-devkit for receiving the default angular webpack config.

Storybook does not need it and usually it is already set in angular.json. If it is not set then storybook throws an error that it can't load the angular cli configuration

const styles = projectOptions.styles || [];

return {
root: dirToSearch,
Expand All @@ -102,7 +123,10 @@ export function getAngularCliWebpackConfigOptions(dirToSearch: Path) {
optimization: {},
...projectOptions,
assets: normalizedAssets,
budgets
budgets,
scripts,
styles,
outputPath,
},
};
}
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