primeng
The Most Complete Angular UI Component Library
PrimeNG is a large library of ready-made interface components for Angular web apps, including data tables, charts, form inputs, and dialogs, so you don't have to build them from scratch.
PrimeNG is a large collection of pre-built interface components for Angular, a popular framework used to build web applications. The library gives developers ready-made building blocks such as data tables, data grids, form inputs, date pickers, charts, dialog windows, dropdown menus, and many other common UI elements, so they do not have to build each one from scratch.
Angular is a framework for structuring and organizing the code behind web apps. PrimeNG slots into it by providing components written in TypeScript (the language Angular uses) that follow Angular's conventions, meaning they work the same way as anything else in an Angular project and do not require a separate integration approach.
The topics listed for this repository include charts, datagrid, datatable, and a range of general UI components. The project is open source and distributed under the MIT license, which allows free use in both personal and commercial projects. It is maintained by PrimeFaces, the same organization behind similar component libraries for other frameworks.
The README in this repository is brief. It provides the project description, version and download badges, and a link to the main website at primeng.org for full documentation, interactive demos, and usage guides. Anyone evaluating the library or looking for integration instructions would start there.
For community help and discussion, the project has a Discord chat server and a GitHub Discussions space, both linked from the README.
Where it fits
- Add a sortable, filterable data table to an Angular app without writing the component from scratch.
- Drop in a date picker, dropdown menu, or chart component using a single Angular component tag.
- Build a complete admin dashboard in Angular using PrimeNG's pre-built UI elements.
- Replace hand-coded dialogs and modals in an existing Angular app with PrimeNG's tested components.