Tim Deschryver • 3/7/2022

Use Angular directives to extend components that you don't own

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This article explains how Angular directives can be used to extend and configure third-party components (like PrimeNG's p-calendar) that you don't own. It demonstrates creating a directive to set default properties, reducing repetitive template code and ensuring a consistent user experience, while still allowing for overrides in specific cases.

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