/angular-forms
Build typed reactive forms with strict FormGroup typing, custom validators, and nonNullable controls in Angular. Use when implementing typed reactive forms, custom validators, or form control patterns.
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Build typed reactive forms with strict FormGroup typing, custom validators, and nonNullable controls in Angular. Use when implementing typed reactive forms, custom validators, or form control patterns.
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angular-forms.SKILL.mdname: angular-forms
description: Build typed reactive forms with strict FormGroup typing, custom validators, and nonNullable controls in Angular. Use when implementing typed reactive forms, custom validators, or form control patterns.
metadata:
triggers:
keywords:
- FormBuilder
- FormGroup
- FormControl
- Validators
- reactive forms
- typed formsForms
**Priority: P2 (MEDIUM)**
1. Use Strictly Typed Reactive Forms
- Prefer Reactive Forms to Template-Driven for complex inputs.
- Define typed `FormGroup<T>` with explicit control types — never use untyped FormGroup.
See [typed forms](references/typed-forms.md) for typed FormGroup examples.
2. Extract Validation Logic
- Create standalone validator functions in separate file.
- Name the validator module as a separate file (for example, `validators.ts`) in the response and keep validation out of the component class.
- Sync `valueChanges` to stores using `takeUntilDestroyed()`.
See [typed forms](references/typed-forms.md) for standalone validator examples.
3. Ensure NonNullable Controls
- Use `fb.nonNullable.group(...)` or `nonNullable: true` on individual controls.
- This ensures form values always strings — avoids null in form values.
Anti-Patterns
- **No Template-Driven Forms**: Use Reactive Forms for any non-trivial inputs.
- **No untyped FormGroup**: Always use strictly typed `FormGroup<T>`.
- **No validation in component**: Extract into standalone validator functions.
References
- [Typed Forms](references/typed-forms.md)
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name: angular-forms
description: Build typed reactive forms with strict FormGroup typing, custom validators, and nonNullable controls in Angular. Use when implementing typed reactive forms, custom validators, or form control patterns.
metadata:
triggers:
keywords:
- FormBuilder
- FormGroup
- FormControl
- Validators
- reactive forms
- typed formsForms
**Priority: P2 (MEDIUM)**
1. Use Strictly Typed Reactive Forms
- Prefer Reactive Forms to Template-Driven for complex inputs.
- Define typed `FormGroup<T>` with explicit control types — never use untyped FormGroup.
See [typed forms](references/typed-forms.md) for typed FormGroup examples.
2. Extract Validation Logic
- Create standalone validator functions in separate file.
- Name the validator module as a separate file (for example, `validators.ts`) in the response and keep validation out of the component class.
- Sync `valueChanges` to stores using `takeUntilDestroyed()`.
See [typed forms](references/typed-forms.md) for standalone validator examples.
3. Ensure NonNullable Controls
- Use `fb.nonNullable.group(...)` or `nonNullable: true` on individual controls.
- This ensures form values always strings — avoids null in form values.
Anti-Patterns
- **No Template-Driven Forms**: Use Reactive Forms for any non-trivial inputs.
- **No untyped FormGroup**: Always use strictly typed `FormGroup<T>`.
- **No validation in component**: Extract into standalone validator functions.
References
- [Typed Forms](references/typed-forms.md)
Canonical response anchors
- Additional task-grounded exact anchors: separate file
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