The code samples are usually not code from your own codebase.

They're rather examples of what to write to use a library (or something) you've created.

So it's kind of a no-brainer : don't create .ts file and load them as text, but rather :

• write the TS content directly into your HTML
• declare a string containing the TS code

Or, if you want to have autocomplete on the TS content

• create a TS file in the assets folder so that it does not get built, and load it through the HttpClient

[...] how to get the source code from the path of a typescript file already in our project and render it ?

You can use the Fetch API which will asynchronously retrieve a file from your server.

N.B. Using the Fetch API starts with two asynchronous operations:

1. an asynchronous operation to fetch the file response
2. an asynchronous operation to extract the file content from the file response

Example:

const getMyTSFile = async () => {

  // FETCH THE FILE RESPONSE
  const myTSFile = await fetch('/path/to/my/typescript-file.ts');
 
  // EXTRACT THE CONTENT FROM THE FILE (AS TEXT)
  const myTSFileText = await myTSFile.text();
    
  // CREATE A NEW <CODE> ELEMENT
  const myTSFileElement = document.createElement('code');

  // POPULATE THE THE <CODE> ELEMENT WITH THE FILE TEXT CONTENT
  myTSFileElement.textContent = myTSFileText;

  // APPEND THE <CODE> ELEMENT TO THE DOCUMENT BODY
  document.body.append(myTSFileElement);
}

getMyTSFile();

Further Reading:

• Using Fetch by MDN
• Fetch Basic Concepts by MDN
• Fetch API by MDN
• fetch() by MDN

Initially I posted a question here :

How to replace raw-loader when migrating to Angular 12?

We include actually source code from the codebase with an Angular 11 application like this :

html: require(!!raw-loader!./${files}.component.html)

or

ts: require(!!raw-loader!./${files}.component)

but raw-loader disappears when we migrate to Angular 12. And I tried with ?raw that works for html file :

html: require(./${files}.component.html?raw)

and not for typescript file :

ts: require(./${files}.component?raw)

the !! that prevents loaders is not working.

any ideas ?