angular-signals

Automate Angular signal-based state management with signal(), computed(), linkedSignal(), and effect().

Updated Jan 25, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/ROU-Technology/ng-utils --skill angular-signals
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Skill: angular-signals
Source: https://github.com/ROU-Technology/ng-utils/tree/main/.agents/skills/angular-signals
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ROU-Technology/ng-utils --skill angular-signals

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables developers to implement and manage reactive state in Angular using signals, providing synchronous primitives for writing state, deriving values with computed(), creating dependent state with linkedSignal(), and triggering side effects with effect(), all while avoiding traditional BehaviorSubject/Observable boilerplate.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Writable state with signal() for fine-grained reactivity in components and services.
  • Derived state with computed() to automatically recompute values when dependencies change.
  • Dependent state with linkedSignal() to synchronize related state and reset when sources change.
  • Side effects with effect() to run logic in response to state changes, with optional cleanup.
  • Use Case: Migrate an existing component that uses BehaviorSubject to a more ergonomic signal-based pattern for simpler state flows.

Quick Start

Use signal() to create and manage state. Example: const count = signal(0); read with count(); update with count.set(5); derive with computed(() => count() + 1); react to changes with effect(() => console.log(count()));

Frequently Asked Questions about angular-signals

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I manage Angular state with signals instead of BehaviorSubject?

Angular state management with signals replaces BehaviorSubject by using signal() for writable state, computed() for derived values, and effect() for side effects, eliminating observable boilerplate. This provides synchronous, fine-grained reactivity across components.

What's the best way to derive values in Angular signals when dependencies change?

The best way to derive values in Angular signals is using computed(), which automatically recomputes whenever its signal dependencies change. This ensures synchronous, fine-grained reactivity without manual subscription handling.

How does linkedSignal work for dependent state in Angular?

linkedSignal creates dependent state in Angular by synchronizing related signals and automatically resetting when its source signals change. It provides a cohesive reactive architecture for managing interconnected UI state without external state management libraries.

How do I trigger side effects in Angular when signal state changes?

You trigger side effects in Angular when signal state changes by using the effect() primitive. It automatically runs logic in response to signal updates and supports optional cleanup functions to orchestrate robust side-effect handling within your components.

How do I migrate an existing Angular component to use signals?

To migrate an existing Angular component to signals, replace BehaviorSubject patterns with signal() for state, computed() for derived values, and effect() for side effects. This transition simplifies state flows and leverages fine-grained reactivity without external tooling.