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Angular Formatter

Format Angular TypeScript, HTML templates, route definitions, and component styles directly in your browser. The formatter preserves Angular bindings, modern control-flow syntax, decorator metadata, and comments while applying consistent indentation, spacing, and line-ending rules.

Developer Input

Angular formatter input
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How to use this developer tool

  1. Paste Angular TypeScript, template, style, routing, or JSON code.
  2. Select the code type or keep Auto Detect enabled.
  3. Set the indentation width and formatting options.
  4. Run the formatter, then review, copy, or download the result.

What this developer tool does

This formatter normalizes indentation, whitespace, braces, Angular templates, decorator metadata, and selected configuration files without adding external libraries.

Detect code type → protect strings and comments → normalize indentation → preserve Angular bindings and control flow → calculate changed lines and processing time.

Complex template literals and computed decorator metadata are preserved conservatively and may require manual review.

Example

A compact Angular component is expanded into readable TypeScript with normalized braces, template indentation, and consistent spacing.

Tips for better output

  • Use Auto Detect for mixed Angular snippets.
  • Review inline templates containing complex expressions.
  • Use the same indentation settings as your project.
  • Run the Angular Validator after formatting.

FAQ

How do I format Angular TypeScript online?

Paste the TypeScript source, select TypeScript or Auto Detect, choose indentation, and run the formatter.

Can this tool format Angular HTML templates?

Yes. It preserves Angular bindings, structural directives, interpolation, and modern control-flow blocks.

Does the formatter support Angular @if and @for syntax?

Yes. It preserves and indents common modern Angular control-flow syntax.

Can I format Angular routing and JSON files?

Yes. Routing code is treated as TypeScript and valid JSON is formatted structurally.

Will this replace Prettier or the Angular compiler?

No. It is a browser-based formatter for quick cleanup and should be followed by project-level validation.

Supported Angular inputs

AreaCoverage
TypeScriptComponents, services, modules, routes
TemplatesBindings, directives, control flow
StylesCSS and SCSS block indentation
JSONangular.json, tsconfig, package data

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