nghcmd

nghcmd is a command-line utility primarily used within the context of the Angular development framework. Its name is an abbreviation for "Angular command" or "Angular CLI command," serving as the primary interface for interacting with and managing Angular projects.

This tool enables developers to perform a wide range of tasks related to Angular development. Common operations include creating new Angular projects from scratch, generating boilerplate code for components, services, modules, and other project elements, and serving projects locally for development and testing purposes. nghcmd also facilitates building production-ready applications, running unit tests, and managing project dependencies.

The utility is typically installed globally via npm or yarn, making it accessible from any terminal or command prompt on a developer's machine. Its command structure is designed to be intuitive, often following a pattern of `ng [command] [options]`. For instance, `ng new my-app` creates a new project named "my-app," while `ng generate component my-component` generates a new component.

Beyond basic operations, nghcmd offers advanced features like code linting, updating Angular versions, and architectural schematic applications. It plays a crucial role in standardizing Angular project structure and development workflows, contributing to the efficiency and consistency of Angular development.