Angular developers often use `*ngIf="foo$ | async as foo` to consume an observable easily in templates. However, this approach does not work if your observable emits a boolean as the `ngIf` will hide the template when the source observable emits a falsy v

🔨 Angular Structural Directive which replace *ngIf by Nullish Coalescing operator

React conditional rendering version of ngIf/ng-if/v-if

Angular 2+ directive for fix autofocus on dynamically created controls (*ngIf, *ngFor, etc.). Uses native 'autofocus' selector, no need to change your html template. Doesn't use any dependencies.

Angular *ngIf directive that cache content. *ngxCacheIf directive render content when needed and cache it for reuse.

This library is a set of structural directives that helps you do common *ngIf/*ngFor pattern that are not supported by the core angular lib

Angular directive that is a hybrid of ngIf and ngShow

Alias the result of expensive expressions in your Angular templates without using `ngIf`.

`ngx-lazy-directive` provides an easy way to lazy load components combined with `*ngIf` directive, thereby reducing the Firrst Contentful Paint time when a module becomes larger.

A babel plugin for render conditional in reactjs/native (like *ngIf of Angular)

Simple focus directive to be used with Angular, useful when you showing and hiding filed multiple times with *ngIf

A schematic to replace *ngIf and *ngFor with Angular's new control flow syntax (@if and @for).

<breadcrumb #parent> <div class="d-flex p-3 px-3" *ngIf="!parent.hideBreadCrumb && parent.breadcrumbs && parent.breadcrumbs.length > 1"> <div class="d-flex flex-column"> <ol class="breadcrumb"> <ng-container

`*ngxLoad` is a structural directive that works a bit like combining `*ngIf` with the `async`-Pipe and providing some advanced features along the way.

*ngCond is an improved version of *ngIf directive, it has the following advantages: * forget about async pipe, the directive subscribes/unsubscribes to the observable/promise * working with multiple observables and/or promises * getting error/complete

Angular structural directives for fp-ts types (Option, Either)

Angular developers often use `*ngIf="foo$ | async as foo` to consume an observable easily in templates. However, this approach does not work if your observable emits a boolean as the `ngIf` will hide the template when the source observable emits a falsy v

This directive solves the issue of autofocus in angular 2.x, inclusive when you use a dinamically input created before the DOM generation, for example an input created using *ngIf or a hidden input.

Structural directive used similar as `*ngIf` but automatically will add an Spinner component to the DOM while loading. Once the loading is done, the DOM will be replaced with the actual container where the directive is placed

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