dev-create-injectable

The Angular inject() API replaces constructor dependency injection by allowing you to inject dependencies directly inside the property initialization. This enables tree-shakable, test-friendly code by removing the need for verbose constructor parameters.

The best way to structure a signal store in Angular is to use an Injectable pattern that exposes readonly signals for state alongside dedicated mutator methods. This clean service layer distinguishes between Signal Store, Utility Service, and Data Orchestrator patterns.

Yes, you can use Angular Signals for component-scoped services by configuring the @Injectable decorator with component-level providers instead of providedIn: 'root'. This ties the signal-based internal state directly to the component lifecycle.

Yes, scaffolding Angular injectables with Signals requires TypeScript to enforce type safety for WritableSignal definitions and the inject() API. This ensures appropriate public and readonly state exposure across the frontend application architecture.