Open-source alternatives to Angular Odata

The TypeScript implementation of Connect: Protobuf RPC that works.

This project was generated using Angular CLI version 20.0.5.

Angular REST Client utility library

This repository contains two Angular packages for tRPC:

Connection framework built for smart web-based projects using NodeJS, Angular and Websockets

Angular datastore library with HAL support

Pagination for Angular, powered by signals 🚦

A light weight Angular 2+ library for checking internet speed

An SSE (server sent event) client alternative solution for Angular

Luminara - inspired by “lumen,” light - is a fast, versatile fetch client that works everywhere: browsers, frameworks, and Node.js. Zero dependencies, rich features, maximum flexibility. if you found value in my work, you can contribute here - https://buymeacoffee.com/jonathan.miller

A lightweight TypeScript HTTP client with support for streaming, SSE, progress monitoring and interceptors.

A zero-dependency, signal-native caching layer for Angular 21+. Stale-while-revalidate semantics for resource() — instant navigations, background refreshes, no spinners on return visits.

Pretend to be using Angular

An easy class to mock a lot of network requests from the Angular HttpClient

Cache for HTTP requests in Angular application.

Slim, signal-based caching library for Angular.

A lightweight Angular library that enhances HTTP functionalities by providing types, static values, and utility functions.

Easily create a strongly typed data client (Http REST or Firestore) in your Angular project.

Angular library providing upload progress tracking for the Fetch API backend

Angular module used for handling http api error handling

Library with common HTTP Interceptors for Angular Applications

Provides additional functionality around angular pwa's. Most notably being able to cache and sync POST/PATCH/DELETE Requests.

Simple SOAP client for Angular

A lightweight, simple HTTP caching library for Angular applications. This library provides an easy way to cache HTTP responses using Angular's HttpClient interceptors, reducing unnecessary network requests and improving application performance.