angular-portal-init-module

To scaffold an Angular feature module with routes and guards, generate a module scaffold that produces routes.ts without route providers, wires module-scoped configuration for interceptors, and outputs smoke specs to verify token integrity.

Configuring module-scoped interceptors in Angular requires generating @NgModule-based providers and API configuration files, ensuring tokens resolve at the correct scope by wiring the configuration at app bootstrap using a keyed contract.

Adding permission and file upload configurations to an Angular module involves generating dedicated configuration files with keyed contracts, keeping route and configuration aligned, only when the module explicitly confirms those specific feature requirements.

Generating an Angular feature module does not require manual dependency injection setup, as the scaffold automatically creates the primary public API module file and wires module-scoped configuration providers to resolve tokens correctly.

Avoiding providers in lazy-loaded routes in Angular prevents scope bleeding and token resolution errors, so the scaffold generates a separate routes.ts file for guards while configuration providers are wired at the app bootstrap level.

You can generate a shared dropdown component when scaffolding an Angular module, as the process produces a base-select component with HTML templates to support standard search and dropdown behavior across entities.