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@tinkoff/ng-polymorpheus
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This is a tiny library for customizing components appearance
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.
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:
number
or string
context
as argument and return a primitivecontext
context
injected through DIContext is optional when you need your content to adapt to the situation
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.
You can also read about this concept in detail.
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This is a tiny library for customizing components appearance
We found that @tinkoff/ng-polymorpheus demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 17 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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