Superset of RESPONSIVE DIRECTIVES to show or hide items according to the size of the device screen and another features in Angular 9
The ngx-responsive library offers a comprehensive set of directives designed to enhance web applications built with Angular 9, providing functionality to adapt to different screen sizes and device types seamlessly. Although the library is deprecated and not actively maintained anymore, it promises to simplify responsive design tasks for Angular developers by enabling them to effortlessly show or hide elements based on the device characteristics.
Using ngx-responsive, developers can utilize various directives that respond to Bootstrap’s standard breakpoints as well as custom detection for mobile devices, tablets, and desktops. This flexibility is a game changer, especially for those working on dynamic web applications that require a versatile user interface across various devices.
Device State Detection: Automatically detects and adapts application elements based on device screen sizes defined by Bootstrap (xs, sm, md, lg, xl).
Custom Device Detection: Offers custom directives to determine the type of device—mobile, tablet, desktop, or smart TV—allowing for tailored user experiences.
Flexible Show/Hide Options: Easily configure components to show or hide based on specific device types or screen sizes, enhancing UI responsiveness.
Debounce Checking Interval: Adjustable debounce checking interval (default set to 100ms) helps in optimizing performance for high-frequency window resizing events.
Comprehensive Browser Detection: Supports a variety of browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE, and Opera, along with detection of multiple versions of Internet Explorer.
Orientation Detection: Detects device orientation—portrait or landscape—to assist in designing better layouts that fit user preferences.
Reactive Services: New reactive services expose observables for various device and browser information, providing real-time updates on user agent and screen size changes.
Responsive Window Directive: Captures the size of parent elements, allowing developers to create responsive layouts that adapt based on the size of their container.
