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ok-angular-tools

v17.0.1

Published

This is my personal set of various JS tools I use in my projects with Angular.

Downloads

13

Readme

OK Angular Tools

This is my personal set of various JS tools I use in my projects with Angular.

Feel free to use them, but please keep in mind that I guarantee nothing.

Versioning follows Angular versions - for example, OK Angular tools version 13.* is build for Angular 13.

Contents

  • various functions from ok-tools wrapped as Angular pipes
  • responsive observable watchers - windowSizeClassWatch, windowSizeWatch, windowHeightWatch. Also scrollWatch observer.
  • IntersectionObserver as directive with observable outputs
  • universal TrackBy function for *ngFor iterations
  • tools for ReactiveForms
  • HtmlHead component and service useful for handling various <head> stuff like title, OG tags, canonicals etc. declaratively