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[DURACOM-288] Change properties description

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Giuseppe Digilio
2025-01-30 20:42:20 +01:00
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config/config.example.yml
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@@ -19,14 +19,9 @@ ui:
# Angular Server Side Rendering (SSR) settings
ssr:
# A boolean flag indicating whether the SSR configuration is enabled
# Defaults to true.
enabled: boolean;
# Enable request performance profiling data collection and printing the results in the server console.
# Defaults to false.
enablePerformanceProfiler: boolean;
# Defaults to false. Enabling in production is NOT recommended
enablePerformanceProfiler: false
# Whether to tell Angular to inline "critical" styles into the server-side rendered HTML.
# Determining which styles are critical is a relatively expensive operation; this option is
# disabled (false) by default to boost server performance at the expense of loading smoothness.
@@ -43,19 +38,16 @@ ssr:
# If set to true the component will be included in the HTML returned from the server side rendering.
# If set to false the component will not be included in the HTML returned from the server side rendering.
enableBrowseComponent: false
# Enable state transfer from the server-side application to the client-side application.
# Defaults to true.
# Note: When using an external application cache layer, it's recommended not to transfer the state to avoid caching it.
# Disabling it ensures that dynamic state information is not inadvertently cached, which can improve security and
# ensure that users always use the most up-to-date state.
transferState: boolean;
transferState: true
# When a different REST base URL is used for the server-side application, the generated state contains references to
# REST resources with the internal URL configured, so it is not transferred to the client application, by default.
# Enabling this setting transfers the state to the client application and replaces internal URLs with the public
# URLs used by the client application.
replaceRestUrl: boolean;
# REST resources with the internal URL configured. By default, these internal URLs are replaced with public URLs.
# Disable this setting to avoid URL replacement during SSR. In this the state is not transferred to avoid security issues.
replaceRestUrl: true
# The REST API server settings
# NOTE: these settings define which (publicly available) REST API to use. They are usually

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src/config/server-config.interface.ts
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@@ -7,5 +7,7 @@ export class ServerConfig implements Config {
public nameSpace: string;
public baseUrl?: string;
public ssrBaseUrl?: string;
// This boolean will be automatically set on server startup based on whether "baseUrl" and "ssrBaseUrl"
// have different values.
public hasSsrBaseUrl?: boolean;
}

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src/config/ssr-config.interface.ts
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@@ -33,9 +33,8 @@ export interface SSRConfig extends Config {
/**
* When a different REST base URL is used for the server-side application, the generated state contains references to
* REST resources with the internal URL configured, so it is not transferred to the client application, by default.
* Enabling this setting transfers the state to the client application and replaces internal URLs with the public
* URLs used by the client application.
* REST resources with the internal URL configured. By default, these internal URLs are replaced with public URLs.
* Disable this setting to avoid URL replacement during SSR. In this the state is not transferred to avoid security issues.
*/
replaceRestUrl: boolean;