angular-ssr

Configure Angular SSR with hydration and prerendering for v20+ apps.

Updated Jan 25, 2026
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Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ROU-Technology/ng-utils --skill angular-ssr

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Angular SSR and hydration setup across v20+ apps is complex; this Skill provides a structured guide to configure SSR, hydration strategies, prerendering, and safe browser-only code.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • SSR configuration for Angular apps using @angular/ssr and server.ts
  • Hydration strategies with default and incremental hydration
  • Prerendering routes and handling browser-only APIs

Quick Start

Use the angular-ssr skill to configure SSR for your existing Angular project using ng add @angular/ssr, then adapt server routes to prerender public pages and server-render dynamic routes.

Frequently Asked Questions about angular-ssr

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I configure Angular SSR and hydration for an existing v20+ project?

To configure Angular SSR and hydration, run ng add @angular/ssr to integrate server-side rendering, then adapt server.ts to define server routes and trigger hydration for your v20+ application components.

How does prerendering work with Angular server routes?

Prerendering with Angular server routes uses the RenderMode configuration to statically generate public pages at build time, while leaving dynamic routes to be server-rendered upon client requests.

What is the best way to handle browser-only APIs in Angular SSR?

Handling browser-only APIs in Angular SSR requires implementing browser-safe code safeguards using @angular/platform-server to prevent server execution of client-specific objects like window or document.

Can I use incremental hydration with Angular v20 SSR?

Yes, Angular v20 SSR supports incremental hydration strategies alongside default hydration, allowing you to selectively hydrate components to optimize web performance and reduce client-side overhead.

Why does my Angular server-side rendered app need hydration?

Hydration is needed in an Angular server-side rendered app to attach event listeners to existing DOM nodes without rerendering, preventing flicker and improving web performance during client bootstrap.