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Build custom Angular attribute directives, HostDirectives, and pure pipes. Use for Angular directive or pipe implementation, including custom attribute directives; defer React/CSS middleware and unrelated framework work.

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Directives & Pipes

Priority: P2 (MEDIUM)

Principles

  • Composition: Use hostDirectives: [TooltipDirective] on @Component or @Directive decorators to compose behaviors without inheritance. Expose inputs/outputs via hostDirectives: [{ directive: TooltipDirective, inputs: ['text'] }].
  • Pure Pipes: Decorate with @Pipe({ name: 'truncate', standalone: true, pure: true }). Implement PipeTransform with transform(value: string, limit = 50) method. Pipes must pure: true (default) to cache results by input reference — Angular only re-runs them when reference changes. ** not set pure: false** unless handling Observables/Arrays that mutate.
  • Directive Logic: Encapsulate reusable DOM manipulation or behavioral logic in standalone: true Directives (e.g., selector: '[appHighlight]'). Inject ElementRef/Renderer2 for DOM access.

Guidelines

  • Signal Inputs: Directives and Pipes support signal inputs.
  • Standalone: All Pipes and Directives must standalone. ** not declare in NgModule**; import directly in component imports array. Use ng generate directive to scaffold.

Anti-Patterns

  • No @HostBinding/@HostListener: Use host: {} object in @Directive decorator — not with @HostBinding or @HostListener (e.g., '(mouseenter)': 'show()', '[attr.aria-label]': 'text()') — these decorators deprecated patterns.
  • No impure pipes for static transforms: Keep pure: true (default); use async pipe for Observables.
  • No structural directives for conditionals: Use native @if/@for/@switch block syntax.

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