Angular Utility Library | ng-hub-ui-utils
Angular utility library with pipes, focus management, overlays, transitions and translation helpers shared across reusable UI components.
Interactive examples
Explore live examples that show how the library behaves in common Angular use cases.
Utility Pipes
GetPipe - Access nested properties
user | get:'profile.name'→ John Doeuser | get:'profile.address.city'→ New YorkIsStringPipe - Type checking
'Hello' | isString→ true123 | isString→ falseIsObjectPipe - Object detection
{ a: 1 } | isObject→ true'string' | isObject→ falseUcfirstPipe - Capitalize first letter
'hello world' | ucfirst→ Hello worldUnwrapAsyncPipe - Observable or plain value, same template
status$ | unwrapAsync→ nothing emitted yet'not an observable' | unwrapAsync→ not an observableTranslation Service & Pipe
TranslatePipe - Basic usage
'welcome' | translate→ Welcome to ng-hub-uiTranslatePipe - With parameters
'greeting' | translate:{ name: 'Carlos' }→ Hello, Carlos!TranslatePipe - Nested keys
'buttons.save' | translate→ Save'buttons.cancel' | translate→ CancelProgrammatic access
translationService.getTranslation('buttons.delete')→ DeleteExternal i18n adapter
Configure one reactive translation bridge in app.config.ts for all Hub UI libraries.
Utility Functions
Type Guards
isString('hello')→ trueisNumber(42)→ trueisDefined(null)→ falseisDefined('value')→ trueDeep Equality
equals({a:1}, {a:1})→ trueequals([1,2], [1,2])→ trueObject Access
getValue(user, 'profile.name')→ John DoeString Interpolation
interpolateString('Hello {{name}}', {name: 'World'})→ Hello WorldString Utilities
removeAccents('Ñoño café')→ Nono cafepadNumber(5)→ 05Focus Trap
Focus Trap Demo
Click "Enable Focus Trap" and try to Tab outside the blue box. Focus will stay trapped inside.
Focus Trap Area
Status: 🔓 Free
Focusable Elements
The selector FOCUSABLE_ELEMENTS_SELECTOR finds all focusable elements.
getFocusableBoundaryElements(container)→ [first, last] elementsScrollbar Utilities
ScrollBar Service
The ScrollBar service helps manage scrollbar visibility and compensate for layout shifts when hiding scrollbars (e.g., when opening modals).
Use Case: Modal Body Lock
When opening a modal, you typically hide the body scrollbar. The ScrollBar.hide() method handles this automatically and returns a reverter function.
Status: 🔓 Normal scrolling
Code Example
import { inject } from '@angular/core';
import { ScrollBar } from 'ng-hub-ui-utils';
export class ModalService {
private scrollBar = inject(ScrollBar);
private revertScrollbar: (() => void) | null = null;
openModal() {
// Hide scrollbar and get reverter function
this.revertScrollbar = this.scrollBar.hide();
}
closeModal() {
// Restore scrollbar
if (this.revertScrollbar) {
this.revertScrollbar();
this.revertScrollbar = null;
}
}
}Overlay System
A connected overlay positioned below the trigger, with a backdrop that closes it on outside click.
Tooltip Directive
--hub-tooltip-* variablesPopup windows from TypeScript
Nothing open.
Waiting for a CSS transition
- Run a transition to see when the observable completes.
DOM and RxJS helpers
closest()
Click anywhere inside; the helper walks up to the nearest panel.
closest(target, '[data-panel]') → —
reflow()
Replaying an animation means removing the class and adding it back. Without a forced reflow the browser coalesces both into no change at all.
getActiveElement()
Focus either control. The second one lives inside a shadow root.
document.activeElement → —
getActiveElement() → —
runInZone()
Both streams are created with runOutsideAngular; only one is piped through the operator.
| plain subscriber | isInAngularZone() → — |
|---|---|
| piped through runInZone(zone) | isInAngularZone() → — |
| ticks | 0 |
Parsing any CSS colour
Try one:
| parseColor() | { r: 11, g: 110, b: 255, a: 1 } |
|---|---|
| toHex() | #0b6eff |
| rgbToOklch() | { l: 0.58, c: 0.23, h: 260 } |
| isValidColor() | true |
| toRgb() | already parsed — same object back |
| HUB_NAMED_COLORS | not a bareword — 148 in the table |
Choosing readable ink
A highlighted border marks a chip whose ink differs from what --hub-sys-color-*-on paints in CSS.
Translucent ink has to be composited before it is measured
relativeLuminance() ignores alpha, because a translucent colour has no luminance of its own until something is behind it. Measure the ink as written and you are scoring solid black; compositeOver() blends it onto the surface first, which is what the eye is reading.
| relativeLuminance(surface) | 0.1833 |
|---|---|
| contrastRatio(ink, surface) | 4.67:1 |
| …with compositeOver(ink, surface) | 2.75:1 |
The sRGB gamut is not a cylinder
clampToSrgbGamut()
Asking for chroma 0.35 on the amber hue at the current lightness.
false0.118Deriving a palette from one brand colour
Hue rotation capped at 15°; neutral chroma capped at 0.015. Success and danger stay 173° apart.