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Schematics for Taiga UI
It's a part of Taiga UI that is fully-treeshakable Angular UI Kit consisting of multiple base libraries and several add-ons
ng add taiga-ui
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4.14.0 (2024-11-05)
TuiFile added tuiHintOverflow for file name (#9659)
(b5062bc)BlockStatus add desktop "m" size (#9651)
(8cd3eb8)TuiElasticStickyService teardown observable zone fix
(#9657)
(5908330)CalendarRange switch months if any input updated, when date range selected
(#9665)
(f43bc2b)Files fix link styles (#9635)
(6923102)Stepper fix flashing styles (#9638)
(059c1de)Switch should have dark knob for the dark theme in web platform
(#9658)
(1c9664a)InputDate incorrect value after backspace
(466fda7)InputDate incorrect value after backspace
(#9650)
(6a10460)InputDate nativeValue set empty instead of handle mask
(ff8d5b3)InputPhone fix format paste if value has space after plus sign
(#9634)
(2b54390)InputTime & InputDateTime should switch inputMode for time modes with AM / PM
(#9643)
(ee53428)FAQs
Taiga UI package that provides ng add command for Taiga library
The npm package taiga-ui receives a total of 873 weekly downloads. As such, taiga-ui popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that taiga-ui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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