angular-component-generator

You can scaffold an Angular component using standalone components and signals by generating a new component with modern Angular 21+ patterns. This applies signals, inject-based dependency injection, and OnPush change detection to ensure scalable, reusable UI blocks.

The best way to generate Angular feature modules is by scaffolding smart container components. This approach applies template-driven control flow using @if, @for, and @switch, along with signals and inputs, ensuring consistent patterns across your Angular 21+ projects.

Yes, Angular 21+ supports inject-based dependency injection for new components. When you scaffold standalone components, the generator automatically implements inject-based DI rules alongside signals and OnPush change detection.

Yes, you can use template-driven control flow with @if, @for, and @switch when building UI components. The Angular component generator applies these modern template patterns to standalone components, ensuring scalable and consistent feature module scaffolding.

OnPush change detection is used when scaffolding reusable UI components to enforce optimized rendering and performance. The Angular component generator implements OnPush by default alongside signals and standalone patterns to maintain scalable UI blocks.

To create Angular inputs and outputs with signals, you scaffold standalone components using modern Angular 21+ patterns. The generator applies signals, inject-based dependency injection, and OnPush change detection to ensure your component inputs and outputs are consistently structured.