@filipovski1 you may have to debug whats going on there but you could also remove the windyBoot part but than you might get some other errors when "reloading" windy

@filipovski1 you need to implement this in order to get the ngAfterViewInit function to be called
if that is not called, sure your map will not be loaded
https://angular.io/guide/lifecycle-hooks

@filipovski1 i just saw that you are not implementing AfterViewInit in your example

@filipovski1 in the end you are calling the windyInit function from the loaded windy scripts
do you get any errors you could provide?
you also could set the method on timeout and retry it on failure (maybe the scripts are not yet loaded)

@filipovski1 btw you should not post your api-key in public forums

where do you load the scripts?
yes i'm perfectly fine with using windy in angular

@filipovski1 this shouldn't be actually in the example and you don't need it in the end except you want some generic configs and dynamic loading.
So remove the config and be sure to put the windy js links into your index.html

@filipovski1 maybe this can help you a bit

https://community.windy.com/topic/17845/windy-with-angular/2

@marekd okay we will get in contact with them since our account was already debited.

@marekd so i just created a very simple basic hello-world example based on yours from github and i can't see those missing layers in your default ui and won't get them if i log all allowed overlay types.
So i realy don't think it's a problem with our implementation.

@marekd do they also load version 23.1.1 or ist it a newer one?