Movies module component registration

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Movies module component registration

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Last edited Jan 25, 2018

Created on Jan 25, 2018

This example shows how to register a feature module in an Angular application, defining a `MoviesModule` that declares a single `MovieItemComponent` and configures a child route for the `/movies` path. The code uses Angular’s `NgModule`, `RouterModule.forChild()`, and `CommonModule` to set up the module structure, while the exported `ROUTES` constant specifies that navigating to `movies` renders the movie item component. The data source is not shown, but the rendering approach relies on Angular’s component-based template system.

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