This is a demo on how to combine the Angular 2 Quickstart tutorial and Azure Functions. The client comes from the awesome Angular2 Quickstart demo. I've made very simple updates to it to use HTTP from Azure Functions in hero.service.ts and main.ts.
You can start the client locally by running npm start from the client directory. You need to update the API endpoint to be your Azure Function endpoint in ./client/app/hero.service.ts to be your Function App. (You can also search for "TODO"). Also, if you get additional errors, check that you've enabled CORS (described below).
You can get started with Azure Functions at https://functions.azure.com. You can get a trial subscription from that link if you don't have one.
- Create a new Function App or choose an existing one.
- Add a new HTTP Triggered Node.js Function.
- Upload the
heroes.jsfile via the "Files" browser (look under the code editor in the portal). - If you don't want to include an API key, you can set connection to anonymous under the integrate tab.
You'll also need to enable CORS. CORS is a way of telling a given client application that it is allowed to access your resources from a different domain than the client was originally served from. You can enable CORS by adding the domain you'll be running the client from (locally, this is http://localhost:3000) to the CORS list available from the Function App Settings window.
All code under the client folder is from the Angular 2 Quickstart project and generally is covered under the Angular license. It is copied here:
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