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docs(angular): add angular rspack documentation (#30269)
## Current Behavior
Docs for Angular Rspack currently live on angular-rspack.dev

## Expected Behavior
Migrate docs for Angular Rspack to nx.dev
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---
title: 'createServer - @nx/angular-rsbuild/ssr'
description: 'API Reference for createServer from @nx/angular-rsbuild/ssr'
---
# createServer
```bash
import { createServer } from '@nx/angular-rsbuild/ssr';
```
The `createServer` function is used to setup Angular's `CommonEngine` using an `express` server. It takes the bootstrap function as an argument, which is the function that bootstraps the Angular server application. This is usually` main.server.ts`. It returns `RsbuildAngularServer` which contains the server instance to allow further modifications as well as the listen method to start the server.
```ts
function createServer(bootstrap: any): RsbuildAngularServer;
```
---
## Examples
{% tabs %}
{% tab label="Standard Express Server Usage" %}
The following example shows how to create a standard express server:
```ts {% fileName="myapp/src/server.ts" %}
import { createServer } from '@nx/angular-rsbuild/ssr';
import bootstrap from './main.server';
const server = createServer(bootstrap);
/** Add your custom server logic here
*
* For example, you can add a custom static file server:
*
* server.app.use('/static', express.static(staticFolder));
*
* Or add additional api routes:
*
* server.app.get('/api/hello', (req, res) => {
* res.send('Hello World!');
* });
*
* Or add additional middleware:
*
* server.app.use((req, res, next) => {
* res.send('Hello World!');
* });
*/
server.listen();
```
{% /tab %}
{% /tabs %}
---
## RsbuildAngularServer
```ts
export interface RsbuildAngularServer {
app: express.Express;
listen: (port?: number) => void;
}
```
---
### `app`
`express.Express`
The express application instance.
### `listen`
`(port?: number) => void`
Starts the express application on the specified port. If no port is provided, the default port (4000) is used.