@jorvel/adapter-angular

Expose a standalone Angular component through the framework-neutral @jorvel/mount contract.

import { defineAngularRemote } from '@jorvel/adapter-angular';
import { RootComponent } from './root.component';

export default defineAngularRemote(RootComponent, {
  providers: [/* provideHttpClient(), provideRouter(routes), … */],
});

Uses the modern standalone bootstrap API (createApplication + createComponent) — no NgModule. Declare @Input() fields on the root to receive routing context:

@Component({ standalone: true, selector: 'app-root', template: `…` })
export class RootComponent {
  @Input() subpath = '/';
  @Input() basePath = '/';
  @Input() params: Record<string, string> = {};
}

@angular/core and @angular/platform-browser are peer dependencies provided by the remote app. The adapter imports them lazily (only when a remote is actually mounted), so it loads fine in environments without Angular.