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Renders a Module to string.

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Promise<string>

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Descriptionlink

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document is the full document HTML of the page to render, as a string.\nurl is the URL for the current render request.\nextraProviders are the platform level providers for the current render request.

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If compiling with the ViewEngine renderer, do not use this in a production server environment.\nUse pre-compiled NgModuleFactory with renderModuleFactory instead. If\ncompiling with the Ivy renderer, this method is the recommended rendering method for\nplatform-server.

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