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Property 'X' is private and only accessible within class 'xyzComponent'

I'm trying to build angular2 application for production for that I'm following this blog. After my ngc successful compilation when the tsc compilation takes place it generates below error shown in the image:

After searching for a while I found this blog which explains the problem in "The context property" section which I'm not able to understood properly may be it give some good idea to you that what's happening wrong. basically when we're making a variable private we're getting "ERROR: Property is private and only accessible within class".

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo
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For a given component all its members (methods, properties) accessed by its template must be public in the AOT compilation scenario. This is due to the fact that a template is turned into a TS class. A generated class and a component are 2 separate classes now and you can't access private members cross-class.

In short: you can't access private members in your templates if you want to use ahead-of-time compilation.

For better explaination https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/11422

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report

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Maybe another even simpler answer is:

Guys, please don't call private methods, fields or properties from the HTML :)


P.S. when compiling the *.ts code to *.js, AOT refuse to connect non-public members with the HTML template.

And "yes" this will make your build pipeline to fail :D

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report

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I got this when I declared private injectables in the constructor:

constructor(private service: SpecificObjectService) { }

And used them in the template:

*ngFor="let pd of service.listSpecificObject "

The solution is:

constructor(public service: SpecificObjectService) { }
over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report
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