The Fundamental Library for Angular is an SAP Design System Angular component library used to build modern product user experiences with the SAP look and feel.
This repository contains 2 libraries(npm packages),
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@fundamental-ngx/core: The Fundamental-NGX core provides base angular implementation of Fundamental Library Styles to offer developers a rich set of components they can use when building angular applications. Fundamental-ngx core angular components provides the end developer with some degree of flexibility as most of the components allow finer customization directly on the HTML template level.
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@fundamental-ngx/platform: The Fundamental-NGX platform is built on top of the core to both enhance existing functionality with additional features which are driven by application requirements and to provide higher abstraction for the components by hiding most of the internal implementation details which boosts productivity.
To download and use Fundamental Library for Angular, you will first need to install the node package manager and yarn package manager (corepack enable and then yarn).
Fundamental Library for Angular is intended for use with Angular 15 or newer.
Prior knowledge of Angular is recommended, to use the fundamental-ngx library.
If you encounter an issue, you can create a ticket.
Angular Versions Support: Our versions offer Angular support. More information can be found here.
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Features and enhancements are developed to the latest version of fundamental-ngx.
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Bugfixes can be downported to the latest ngx version, which is compiled with the second last Angular version.
If you want to contribute, please check the SAP Contribution Guidelines, the CONTRIBUTING.md documentation for contribution guidelines. Please follow the Angular commit message guidelines.
Check out the NEW_COMPONENT.md guide on building a new component for the library and creating the necessary documentation for your new component.
Fundamental-react - React implementation of Fundamental Library Styles
Fundamental-vue - Vue implementation of Fundamental Library Styles