Managing environment variables in Angular is crucial for securely handling configurations, especially for sensitive data like API keys. Using the `--define` flag allows dynamic injection of environment variables at build time, preventing exposure in source code and facilitating easier deployments across different environments. This method eliminates the need for multiple environment files and enhances the integration with CI/CD pipelines.
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Why Use --define for Environment Variables?Project SetupInjecting API Key at Build Time with --defineRunning the Angular Build LocallyWhy This Approach is Better?Best PracticesConclusionAdditional ResourcesSort: