description Analog (Angular) Overview
Analog is an open-source meta-framework built around Angular and the Vite development toolchain. It adds conventions and runtime features such as file-based routing, server-side rendering, static-site generation, and server-oriented application behavior to Angular projects. The framework is intended for developers who want to build full-stack or content-focused sites with Angular while using a more integrated application structure than a client-only Angular project provides.
help Analog (Angular) FAQ
What is Analog for Angular?
Analog is an open-source meta-framework built around Angular and Vite. It adds conventions for routing, rendering, server behavior, and application structure.
Does Analog support file-based routing?
Yes. Analog uses file-based routing so routes can be defined through the project’s file structure instead of wiring every route manually in one large configuration.
Can Analog generate static sites?
Yes. Analog supports static-site generation as well as server-side rendering. That lets an Angular project choose between prebuilt pages and pages rendered on request.
How is Analog related to Vite?
Vite supplies the development server and build toolchain underneath Analog. Analog then adds Angular-specific framework features such as routing, server rendering, and project conventions.
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