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@atolljs/angular

v0.1.14

Published

Angular bindings — observableSignal, sharedValue, taskState

Readme

@atolljs/angular

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Angular bindings for @atolljs/core — shared-memory fields and worker tasks as Signals, plus DI registration for pools/clients. Zoneless-friendly; call the signal factories in an injection context (field initializer or constructor) so subscriptions release on destroy.

Atoll — package documentation

Install

npm install @atolljs/core @atolljs/angular

Usage

// main.ts — register the connectWorker client as a DI provider,
// terminated on app teardown (it re-spawns lazily on the next call)
bootstrapApplication(AppComponent, {
  providers: [
    provideZonelessChangeDetection(),
    provideAtoll({ pools: [{ name: 'counter', client: counter }] }),
  ],
});
// app.component.ts
import { Component, effect } from '@angular/core';
import { injectAtollPool, sharedValue, taskState } from '@atolljs/angular';
import { counterMemory } from './counter.memory';
import { counter } from './counter';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-root',
  template: `<button (click)="increment.run(1)">
    count: {{ count() ?? '…' }}</button>`,
})
export class AppComponent {
  private readonly counter = injectAtollPool<typeof counter>('counter');
  count = sharedValue(counterMemory, 'count');
  increment = taskState(this.counter.increment);

  constructor() {
    effect(() => console.log('count →', this.count()));
  }
}

API

  • provideAtoll({ pools }, ...features) — register worker pools or connectWorker clients ({ name, client }) as environment providers; usable at app or route level.
  • injectAtollPool(name) — inject a registered pool inside an injection context; mockable via TestBed.
  • AtollModule.forRoot / forRootAsync / registerPool / registerPoolAsync — NgModule alternative with the same pool tokens + lifecycle.
  • @InjectAtollPool(name) — constructor-parameter decorator form for @Injectable() classes.
  • observableSignal(source) — subscribe to any ObservableValue snapshot as a Signal.
  • sharedValue(memory, key, select?, options?) — bind one shared-memory field to a Signal; optional selector + equals.
  • taskState(task | asyncFn) — bind an AsyncTask (or any async fn) to { state: Signal<TaskSnapshot> } plus run/runOnce triggers.

Notes

  • Works with OnPush + zoneless change detection out of the box.
  • Worker-hosted Angular trees (islands) live in the companion package @atolljs/angular-island.

Documentation