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Forms
There are two ways to build forms in Angular 2, namely template-driven and model-driven.
It depends on. If you are not doing unit testing (of course you should!), or you have the simple form, go ahead with template-driven forms.
Angular 2 derives the form for you, whenever it encounters a
tag in your template. You still have to set up the controls by assigning ngControl directives.We will build a Login form to capture user login data based on ## Login Model class that exist in path "core/models/login" & account.service Service class that exist in src/appcore/services/account.service.
Before Start working on Template Driven forms Don't forget to import "FormsModule" and add into "imports" Array. because of FormsModule to perform basic forms operations.for reference check account.module.ts file in "account/account.module.ts"
import { FormsModule } from '@angular/forms';
Because we are using the modular approach for our boilerplate application that gives us the flexibility to play only with the specific module, to implement login functionality we only need to play around account module.
How our account.module file will look like refer to src/app/account/account.module.ts file
Login component provides us functionality for initializing our form module && capture form data from view in our case we are using login model class.
How our login.component.ts file will look like refer to src/app/account/login/login.component.ts file
This is our service class that is used to communicate with server basically all HTPP action will perform in this class. How our login.component.ts file will look like refer to src/app/account/login/login.component.ts file
How our HTML view will look like please refer to src/app/account/login/account.componenet.html file
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