Site indexing when using AngularJS?

Question

Angular

Hello. I am developing a website and the client side is powered by AngularJS. Accordingly, all content, links, etc. appear on the page using JS.
How to deal with search engines in this case? If I create a sitemap file that contains links to special pages where there will be only content (in html), will this work?
In other words: the entire site is opened via index.html, the data is taken in JSON format from the API. And for search engines, I will make pages, for example, news.php - where all the news will be wrapped in HTML according to all SEO rules (but without styles, JS, etc.) and I will indicate these pages in the sitemap. Will the bot find them? It is legal?

Answer 1

If your site is built entirely on Angular, then you need to render pages for the web crawler.
As they said, read Google's recommendations and you can look towards SaaS https://prerender.io/ (there is also offline)

Answer 2

I tried different options, the most convenient was sitemap + phantomjs