The answer is, **you don't**. ABP Angular application is integrated with the backend (HttpApi.Host project) where it loads the configurations, **permissions** etc. For none-tiered angular applications, **HttpApi.Host** project also has IdentityServer4 embedded; also serving as **Authorization Server**. Angular application authentication flow is shown below.
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Run the following command in the **root folder** of the angular application:
```bash
abp generate-proxy
abp generate-proxy -t ng
```
The command without any parameters creates proxies only for your own application's services and places them in your default Angular application. There are several parameters you may use to modify this behavior. See the [CLI documentation](../../CLI) for details.