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The world's easiest, most powerful Angular dialog modal framework. It generates beautiful popups, dialogs, Confirm Boxes, Alert Boxes, Toast Notifications. Also gives the ability of opening dynamic components directly from typescript!
Ngx Awesome Popup
The world's easiest, most powerful dialog modal framework for Angular.
- Extremely simple to use - try it on the DEMO!
- Animated!
- Without HTML selector!
Website
Visit the DEMO for code generators, demos and documentation.
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If you in any doubt, find out the good reasons to use this library on the Dev.to.
License
Licensed under MIT.
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The world's easiest, most powerful Angular dialog modal framework. It generates beautiful popups, dialogs, Confirm Boxes, Alert Boxes, Toast Notifications. Also gives the ability of opening dynamic components directly from typescript!
The npm package @costlydeveloper/ngx-awesome-popup receives a total of 715 weekly downloads. As such, @costlydeveloper/ngx-awesome-popup popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @costlydeveloper/ngx-awesome-popup demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 28 Dec 2021
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