@ngify/http
A collection of TypeScript libraries that mimic Angular's APIs for reactive HTTP clients and decorators.
What is @ngify/http?
Ngify is a collection of TypeScript libraries that emulate Angular's APIs, particularly its reactive HTTP client and decorator patterns. It allows developers to use Angular-like syntax and reactive programming approaches in non-Angular projects, such as WeChat mini-programs, Taro, or Uni app environments. The project solves the problem of framework lock-in by providing familiar Angular patterns across different JavaScript ecosystems.
Frontend developers working with TypeScript who are familiar with Angular's APIs but need to use them in other frameworks like WeChat mini-programs, Taro, or Uni app. It's also suitable for teams transitioning from Angular to other platforms who want to maintain consistent coding patterns.
Developers choose Ngify because it provides a seamless way to apply Angular's well-designed reactive HTTP client and decorator patterns in environments where Angular isn't available. Its modular architecture and platform-specific adapters offer flexibility without sacrificing the developer experience Angular users appreciate.
Overview
Pretend to be using Angular
Use Cases
Best For
- Adding reactive HTTP client functionality to WeChat mini-programs
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