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, and 191 template slots — every one of them filled with <ng-template #name>, never PrimeNG's pTemplate=. Every page is generated from the library's own source, so an input absent here does not exist.
Arrived here as a person rather than a crawler, because PrimeNG 22 is no longer MIT? Read PrimeNG 21 on Angular 22, without a license instead — this page is written for assistants.
| 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.