Nice! Thanks for sharing.
As a suggestion, you could replace @Components with @Directive+<ng-container> to avoid inserting unnecessary elements into the DOM, what do you think?
@Components
@Directive
<ng-container>
The initial implementation was using directives only, put simply, components are more clear, more friendly if you well.
I don't understand exactly how directives over ng-container will work, but using attribute directives with elements can work just the same.
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Nice! Thanks for sharing.
As a suggestion, you could replace
@Componentswith@Directive+<ng-container>to avoid inserting unnecessary elements into the DOM, what do you think?The initial implementation was using directives only, put simply, components are more clear, more friendly if you well.
I don't understand exactly how directives over ng-container will work, but using attribute directives with elements can work just the same.