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Sfisioza
Sfisioza

Reputation: 3930

Using Zend Framework and Angular together

Are there any resources explaining how to use Zend Framework 3 (or ZF2) with Angular? (I want to totally replace jQuery).

In particular, I'm interested on suggested application structure, where to store angular conponents and zf views, how to use Apache instead of the server built in ng-cli, how to automatically transpile and build the app (eventually using PHPStorm instead ng build).

I can see, that there are already Bootstrap 4 components based on Angular, so a guide on how to use Bootstrap 4 with ZF3 would be best.

Beginner. I've mastered Zend Framework 3 Skeleton Application and took Angular quickstart tutorial. I'm using PHPStorm so there are transpilers built in.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 3221

Answers (2)

Dolly Aswin
Dolly Aswin

Reputation: 2794

I think you can create Front End in separate module. You can follow Apigility Admin UI. It developed as separated module, loaded in Zend Project and keep using view from Zend Framework

https://github.com/zfcampus/zf-apigility-admin-ui

Upvotes: 1

Vasiliy Toporov
Vasiliy Toporov

Reputation: 875

I don't think, that mix Zend Framework and Angular in one repository is a good solution. The common architecture here:

  • you create an api service with Zend Framework (take a look on Apigility here https://apigility.org/);
  • and you create front-end with Angular, which uses endpoints of your ZF back-end.

So they both are separate apps in separate repositories, but linked together through the ZF api. In that case you do not need to replace Apache or ng-cli (or npm). Each app will use its own instruments and environment.

Upvotes: 1

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