Taiga UI
Angular component kit with 130+ building blocks
- Open Source
- Copy & Paste
What Is the Taiga UI?
Taiga UI is an open-source, Angular-first component library focused on speed, flexibility, and small bundles via full treeshaking. It ships 130+ components plus directives, tokens, and utilities.
Features ✨
Fully treeshakable, modular packages with secondary entry points.
Quick install with guided setup for Angular CLI and Nx.
130+ components, 100+ directives, and rich utilities.
Uses ng-polymorpheus and Angular Web APIs wrappers for modern browser features.
Dark theme and CSS custom properties for easy theming.
Active maintenance with frequent releases (v4.57.0).
Included Components 📒
Forms (masked inputs via Maskito), validation helpers, date & number inputs.
Overlays: dialogs, notifications, tooltips, sheets, dropdowns.
Navigation & layout primitives: tabs, steppers, menus, grids.
Extras: editor module, event plugins, DOMPurify sanitizer pipe.
Pros and Cons
Pros ✅
Fast start with CLI/Nx auto-configuration and clear docs.
Small bundles thanks to aggressive treeshaking and OnPush strategy.
Broad, production-ready catalog (130+ components).
Strong ecosystem (Maskito, ng-web-apis, editor, more).
Cons ⚠️
Angular-only; not intended for React/Vue/Svelte stacks.
Large surface area can feel overwhelming at first. (Docs are comprehensive, but there’s a learning curve.)
Integration
Angular CLI / Nx: official guides for automatic and manual setup.
Maskito for input masking; ng-web-apis wrappers for browser APIs.
Editor module and Figma kit for end-to-end design/dev workflow.
Versioning: v4 requires Angular 16+; migration schematics are provided.
FAQ
Does it support older Angular versions?
v4 targets Angular 16+; migration schematics are available for v3→v4
How do I install it quickly?
Use the automatic install from the docs for Angular or Nx; it configures styles and providers
Is theming built-in?
Yes, CSS custom properties and dark mode support are included.
What makes bundles small?
Modular packages with secondary entry points ensure unused code is tree-shaken away.