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This is a tiny library for customizing components appearance

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Polymorpheus

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Polymorpheus is a tiny library for polymorphic templates in Angular.

It is 1 KB gzip, dependency free and allows you to make pretty cool things.

Polymorpheus

What does it do?

It abstracts over different ways of view customization in Angular with one simple structural directive:

<ng-container *polymorpheusOutlet="content as text; context: context">{{text}}</ng-container>

Content accepts:

  • primitives like number or string
  • functions that take context as argument and return a primitive
  • templates that get instantiated with given context
  • components that would get context injected through DI

Context is optional when you need your content to adapt to the situation

How to use it?

Typical use case would be a component that accepts visual customization and defines context by itself. Say a menu list where you can configure how each item should look like by passing a template. And context would be item itself and, for example, whether it is focused or not.

Please see extensive demo (wait for packages to install and run npm start).

You can also read about this concept in detail.

Accessing context in dynamic component

If you use component content you can inject context with POLYMORPHEUS_CONTEXT token or injectContext helper.

Important: this object is live so if you change it, your component view will be updated as well automatically.

import {injectContext} from '@taiga-ui/polymorpheus';

@Component({
  template: '{{ context.active }}', // <-- this will automatically update
})
export class MyComponent {
  protected readonly context = injectContext<{active: boolean}>();
}

Alternatively, inputs can be used and will be synced with according context keys:

import {input} from '@angular/core';

@Component({
  template: '{{ active() }}',
})
export class MyComponent {
  // Will be automatically updated by context.active changes
  protected readonly active = input(false);
}

Adding type to template context

You can use polymorpehus directive to add type to template context:

readonly context!: { $implicit: number };
<ng-template
  #template="polymorpheus"
  [polymorpheus]="context"
  let-item
>
  {{ item.toFixed(2) }} <-- type 'number'
</ng-template>

Core team

Alex Inkin
Alex Inkin
Roman Sedov
Roman Sedov

ng-polymorpheus is a part of Taiga UI libraries family which is backed and used by a large enterprise. This means you can rely on timely support and continuous development.

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Package last updated on 19 Dec 2025

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