Angular - Standalone Components
What will happen if you forget to mark a component as standalone but try to lazy load it using loadComponent?
What will happen if you forget to mark a component as standalone but try to lazy load it using loadComponent?
medium📝 component behavior Q5 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand standalone requirement for loadComponent
loadComponent requires the component to be standalone to load it lazily.Step 2: Consequence of missing standalone flag
If the component is not standalone, Angular cannot lazy load it this way and throws a runtime error.Final Answer:
Angular throws a runtime error because the component is not standalone. -> Option DQuick Check:
Non-standalone + loadComponent = runtime error [OK]
Quick Trick: Only standalone components can be lazy loaded with loadComponent [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Assuming Angular auto-converts components
- Thinking lazy loading works without standalone
- Believing component loads partially
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