Angular

Two packages: @taqwim/angular for behaviour and accessibility with no styles, and @taqwim/angular-styled for a calendar that already looks like one.

Both are thin bindings to @taqwim/calendar-core. The state machine does the work; this package translates it into Angular.

Full reference

The package README is the reference for this adapter and is kept next to the code so the two cannot drift:

• packages/angular/README.md — the headless primitives, every prop, the keyboard model
• packages/angular-styled/README.md — the themed components

Common ground

Whatever the framework, the rendered DOM is the same. See Data attributes for the contract, and Theming for how one stylesheet covers all five.

The option names are the same too — see Calendar options. Porting an example between frameworks is a matter of syntax, not of behaviour.

Known gap

The Angular adapter is not yet covered by the shared end-to-end suite: the Analog Vite plugin cannot compile an Angular application under Vite 8. It is verified by ngc with strictTemplates on every build, which checks every component and template, but not at the DOM level. See e2e/KNOWN-GAPS.md.

Angular 21 or later. Angular 22 requires TypeScript 6, which the rest of the workspace is not on yet.