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@sometic/angular

v0.1.8

Published

Angular Signals-oriented foundation adapters for Sometic (store bind; component kit expands later).

Readme

@sometic/angular

Angular Signals-oriented foundation adapters for Sometic (store bind; component kit expands later).

@sometic/angular is a Wave B foundation package. Today it exposes createAngularStoreBind, a disposable bind over @sometic/store that you can wire into Angular Signals or services. It does not yet ship a full Angular component kit comparable to @sometic/react or @sometic/vue. That honesty is intentional: adapters expand only after contracts stabilize.

Sometic keeps behavior in framework-independent engines. Angular should not reimplement store semantics, auth refresh, or form controllers. This package starts with store bind so Angular apps can share the same external store model used across the ecosystem, with explicit dispose() for cleanup and no window access at import time (enforced via @sometic/adapter-contract).

Standout exports today: createAngularStoreBind (returns store, get / set / update, subscribe, and dispose), plus angularAdapterCapabilities (["storeBind"]) for capability discovery. Use the bind from injectable services or signal wrappers you own. Prefer React/Vue adapters when you need buttons, forms, overlays, and auth UI now.

In the ecosystem this sits under Wave B with Svelte, Solid, and Preact. Shared types and fixtures live in @sometic/adapter-contract. Primitives start at @sometic/core. Product overview: Introduction. Capability notes: Angular.

Install

Peer (optional meta): @angular/core ^20.3.25 || ^21.2.17 || ^22.0.1 (Angular 19 has no security patch for current advisories).

pnpm add @sometic/angular @angular/core
npm install @sometic/angular @angular/core
yarn add @sometic/angular @angular/core

Usage

Create a disposable store bind:

import { createAngularStoreBind } from "@sometic/angular";

const counter = createAngularStoreBind({ count: 0 });

counter.update((state) => ({ count: state.count + 1 }));
const stop = counter.subscribe((state) => {
    console.log(state.count);
});

stop();
counter.dispose();

Capability discovery (tests / tooling):

import { angularAdapterCapabilities } from "@sometic/angular";

console.log(angularAdapterCapabilities);
// ["storeBind"]

Peers / when not to use

  • Optional peer @angular/core. The bind itself depends on @sometic/store and does not require Angular at import time, but production Angular apps should install the peer.
  • Do not expect Button, Form, Dialog, or Auth Angular components here yet. Use @sometic/react / @sometic/vue / @sometic/elements for full Wave A surfaces, or call engines directly.
  • Skip this package if you only need a plain store without an Angular-facing bind API: use @sometic/store alone.

Docs

License

MIT