Support for angular

[srvraj311]

Is there any existing or future plan for support for angular.

[XhstormR]

+1

[gregermendle]

The underlying headless components are Radix and are written in React. I believe your best option is to use https://www.spartan.ng/components which looks very similar.

[msaeedsaeedi]

The Spartan project is still in development and is missing quite a few key components. The installation process can also be a bit tricky for beginners. On top of that, I haven’t heard back from them on Discord after reaching out four days ago, which makes it feel a bit challenging to get support or collaboration.

[guibzo]

spartan seems a bit abandoned, unfortunately

[yagobski]

+1

[im-ashar]

+1

[chrehman]

+1

[Zac10ck]

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[beamerboi]

+1

[ZakeriaHirsi]

+1

[IvanMamaniPerez]

+1

[msaeedsaeedi]

+1

[minhperry]

+1

[ShadyManu]

+1

[deivisonrpg]

+1

[ka1ea6]

+1

[deivisonrpg]

https://www.originui-ng.com/

[bogdanliusik]

+1

[miltostave]

+1

[Lerado]

+1

[Khumozin]

+1

[dvzrd]

I was cooking an idea of separating the styles into a css and cva design system to decouple the ui, in the hopes of applying the same styles to a separate ui using angular and react (as a POC for a frame agnostic solution). Based on that work, I realized it would be a high effort undertaking that prevented me from working on actual product ideas, so I left it on the back burner for now.

Then there was also the problem of having the tailwind dependency, which if you want a true agnostic solution you would essentially need to have stylesheets that are separate from tailwind but can also be imported inside tailwind layers (for those that wanted a tailwind solution). I had most of this setup and working with the latest versions, but the code needs to be cleaned up before it can actually be used by others.

I paused the idea for now because I couldn't afford to get distracted and shadcn/ui and tailwind works for my needs right now, but I wouldn't mind coming back around to it. If anyone's interested, I can open source a POC with 1 or 2 components using angular and react, but it would need to be baked more and optimized with build scripts and tree shaking for the decoupled css before it can be used in production.