Angulux is an Angular 22 UI component library, forked from the last MIT release of PrimeNG (21.1.9). Selectors are agl-* and entry points are @anguless/angulux/<module> — code written against PrimeNG's p-* selectors will not work. This index covers 64 supported modules, 165 components and directives, 1205 inputs, of which 69 are deprecated. Every page is generated from the library's own source, so an input absent here does not exist.
| URL | What it is |
|---|---|
llms.txt | the index, in the llms.txt format |
llms-full.txt | every module's API in one file |
<module>.md | one page per module, 64 of them |
npm i @anguless/anguluxImport from the module entry point, never from the package root:
import { Button } from '@anguless/angulux/button';Angulux is new, so no model has seen it. Ask an assistant about it and it answers with
PrimeNG's p-* API, because that is the only thing in its training data. Angulux
uses agl-*, and 1205 inputs across 165 components and directives
differ in ways a confident guess gets wrong.
Every page here is generated from the library's own TypeScript. Nothing is hand-written, so an input absent here does not exist.
An assistant that speaks MCP can query the same corpus instead of fetching pages. See the repository.