How to use this developer tool
- Enter an artifact name.
- Choose component, service, or guard.
- Set a selector prefix.
- Copy the generated TypeScript into the Angular project.
#210 · Angular Developer Tool
Angular Generator
Generate Angular components, services, and guards with normalized names, standalone support, OnPush change detection, and optional test-file guidance.
Developer Input
Framework sourceAd space
What this developer tool does
Normalizes class, file, and selector names and produces dependency-free Angular boilerplate with current standalone conventions.
Validate name → create class/file/selector → select artifact template → emit TypeScript
Review imports and Angular-version compatibility before integrating generated code.
Example
Use the preloaded sample, run the tool, then inspect the output and status before copying it into a project.
Tips for better output
- Use complete framework code when possible.
- Select the matching framework version.
- Review heuristic findings before changing production code.
- Run the project compiler and tests after using generated or transformed output.
FAQ
How do I generate an Angular standalone component online?
Choose Component, enable Standalone component, and generate the TypeScript code.
Can I generate an Angular service?
Yes. Select Service to generate an injectable root service.
How do I generate an Angular functional guard?
Select Guard to create a CanActivateFn-based guard.
Can I change the Angular selector prefix?
Yes. Enter a valid prefix such as app or admin.
Does the generator include OnPush change detection?
Generated components use ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush by default.
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Analysis modules
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Artifacts | Component, service, guard |
| Defaults | Standalone and OnPush |
| Naming | PascalCase and kebab-case |