You are developing a multi-tenant application where each tenant may require slightly different service implementations. How can you achieve this in Angular without duplicating a lot of code?
- Create separate Angular applications for each tenant, each with its unique service implementation.
- Create separate Angular modules for each tenant with their service implementations.
- Duplicate the service code for each tenant and load the respective service based on the tenant's login.
- Use Angular dependency injection to provide different service instances based on the tenant context.
In a multi-tenant Angular application, you can use Angular's dependency injection to provide different service instances based on the tenant context. This avoids code duplication and maintains a modular and maintainable codebase. Creating separate modules for each tenant can also work but may be less dynamic and flexible than using dependency injection.
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