ng-queuex

Queuex is an experimental ecosystem for Angular that introduces a React-inspired concurrent scheduler
and a set of signal-driven structural directives for fine-grained, isolated change detection.

Unlike traditional Angular patterns (services, RxJS-heavy abstractions), Queuex provides a minimal API:
just a scheduler exposed in simple functional API and directives built directly on top of Angular’s Signal API.

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✨ Why Queuex?

Angular's default change detection is global, synchronous, and tied to the logical tree.
Queuex takes a different approach:

• 🔹 Minimal & functional API – no services, no RxJS boilerplate, just functions and signals.
• 🔹 Concurrent scheduler – inspired by React, with priority levels and abortable tasks.
• 🔹 Fine-grained change detection – run detection only where it’s needed.
• 🔹 Hydration-aware – application stabilization (ApplicationRef#onStable) waits until the scheduler is idle.
• 🔹 Server-side transparent – on the server, all directives gracefully fall back to Angular’s native behavior.

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📦 Packages

@ng-queuex/core

Core utilities and the concurrent scheduler.

⚠️ Note: Scheduling functions are client-side only.
On the server they intentionally throw, ensuring that developers provide explicit server side fallbacks (as demonstrated in @ng-queuex/template).
Other utilities in this package remain safe to use in both environments.

• scheduleTask() – enqueue clean, abortable tasks.
• detectChanges() / scheduleChangeDetection() – enqueue dirty tasks with built-in coalescing.
• Designed to be minimal and functional: no Angular DI services, no RxJS.
• Hydration-aware: delays ApplicationRef#onStable until the scheduler is idle.

➡️ Read more

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@ng-queuex/template

Signal-driven structural directives powered by the core scheduler.

⚠️ Note: All directives are built upon signal APIs, so its usage is restricted to immutable objects.

• *qxIf – granular alternative to NgIf.
• *qxFor – concurrent alternative to NgForOf.
• *watch – elegant property binding to DOM.
• *qxSwitch, *qxSwitchCase, *qxSwitchDefault.
• *lazyView, *scheduledView, *reactiveView – lazy rendering with different levels of isolation and scheduling.
• All directives are SSR-friendly with transparent fallbacks, and compatible with Hydration.

➡️ Read more

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🚀 Getting Started

Install the main packages:

npm install https://github.com/dagnygus/ng-queuex/releases/download/v0.0.4/ng-queuex-core-0.0.4.tgz

npm install https://github.com/dagnygus/ng-queuex/releases/download/v0.0.4/ng-queuex-template-0.0.4.tgz

🛠 Example

import { scheduleTest, Priority } from "@ng-queuex/core"

const abort = scheduleTask(() => {
  console.log('running with highest priority.')
}, Priority.Highest)

// Later, if needed
abort();

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📖 Public API

@ng-queuex/core
@ng-queuex/template

🗺 Roadmap

• ✅ Core scheduler (done)
• ✅ Template directives (done)
• 🔄 Package dedicated for angular signals
• 🔄 Virtual scrolling and virtualization