Angular Directives

Name: Angular Directives
Author: analogjs

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analogjs·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Generate, understand, and refactor Angular directives, enhancing component logic and reusability within analogjs projects.

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$ npx skills add analogjs/angular-skills --skill angular-directives -a claude-code

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scanned 27 Sept 2026

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About this skill

What it does

The angular-directives skill enables AI agents to understand and manipulate Angular directives, allowing them to create reusable components, manage DOM elements, and enhance application behavior through declarative syntax.

When to use it

When building dynamic UIs in Angular applications that require custom behaviors.
When creating reusable components with encapsulated logic for consistent rendering.
When integrating third-party libraries or APIs into Angular apps via directive-based interactions.

Key capabilities

Define and register custom directives for DOM manipulation
Bind event handlers to elements using directive syntax
Create reusable UI components with encapsulated behavior

Example prompts

"Create a directive that highlights text when hovered over."
"Implement a directive to load external content into an Angular component."
"Build a directive that validates form inputs in real-time."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure directives are properly scoped and do not cause unintended side effects.
Use Angular's lifecycle hooks for better control over directive behavior.