Here is the list of the Angular Decoratores.
· What are Angular Decorators? · Types of Angular Decorators · Class Decorators · Property Decorators · Method Decorators · Parameter Decorators
What are Angular Decorators?
Decorators are patterns of code or functions that describe how Angular features should operate. They add metadata to a class declaration, method, accessor, property, or argument.
Types of Angular Decorators
• Class decorators • Property decorators • Method decorators • Parameter decorators
Class Decorators
The top-level decorators, known as class decorators, are used to specify the functions of the classes. They let Angular know that a specific class is a component or module. Angular's class decorators are @NgModule, @Component, @Injectable, @Directive, and @Pipe.
Property Decorators
To decorate specific properties within the classes, property decorators are used. Angular's property decorators are @Input, @Output, @HostBinding, @ContentChild, @ContentChildren, @ViewChild, and @ViewChildren.
Method Decorators
To decorate specific methods within the classes, method decorators are used. @HostListener is a good example of this. This instructs Angular that you want the decorated method to be invoked along with the event whenever your host experiences an event.
Parameter Decorators
The parameters of your class constructors are decorated using parameter decorators. @Inject, @Self, @SkipSelf, @Optional, and @Host are Angular parameter decorators.