NgPulse — Angular Lifecycle Visualizer Widget
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Description
NgPulse is a compact, dark-theme vanilla-JS widget that renders an interactive Angular component lifecycle diagram — perfect as a teaching aid, onboarding tool, or living reference panel you can embed anywhere. Drop in one <script> tag and the widget self-mounts, animating each hook in real-time with a glowing pulse effect on a crisp Developer Console–style canvas.
What It Does
- Displays all 10 Angular lifecycle hooks (ngOnChanges → ngOnDestroy) in their correct execution order on an animated dark-teal timeline.
- Click any hook node to reveal a tooltip panel with the hook's purpose, when it fires, and a one-liner usage tip.
- Hit ▶ Simulate to watch the lifecycle animate step-by-step with glowing "active" states, mimicking a real component being created, updated, and destroyed.
- Toggle Change Detection mode to highlight which hooks re-fire on every CD cycle, giving learners an instant visual answer.
Who Is It For?
Angular developers, bootcamp instructors, tech bloggers and documentation authors who want a polished interactive reference without pulling in a full framework. Zero dependencies — just open index.html.
Features
Requirements
- Any modern browser (Chrome 90+, Firefox 88+, Edge 90+, Safari 14+)
- No build step or Node.js required
- No external dependencies — fully self-contained
- JavaScript must be enabled
Changelog
Frequently Asked Questions
Does NgPulse require Angular, Node.js, or any build tools to run?
No — NgPulse is fully self-contained in a single index.html file and written in vanilla JS with zero external dependencies. There is no npm install, no build step, and no framework required; just open the file in a browser or drop the script tag into any existing page.
Which browsers are supported?
NgPulse runs in any modern browser that supports standard vanilla JS and CSS (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari). Because it has no framework dependencies or transpilation requirements, it works wherever a contemporary browser is available.
How do I embed the widget in my own website, blog, or documentation page?
Embedding is as simple as adding a single script tag pointing to the widget file — the widget class self-mounts automatically. Full embedding instructions and customisation notes are included in the bundled README.md.
Can I customise the colours, speed, or styling to match my site's branding?
Yes — the widget is built as a clean vanilla JS class, making it straightforward to override the default charcoal-and-teal Developer Console theme with your own colours and styles. The README.md includes dedicated customisation notes to guide you through the key configuration points.
Does the widget cover all 10 Angular lifecycle hooks, and does it show them in the correct order?
Yes — NgPulse displays all 10 Angular lifecycle hooks from ngOnChanges through ngOnDestroy in their correct execution order on an animated timeline. The Change Detection mode additionally highlights which hooks re-fire on every CD cycle, giving a precise picture of hook timing.
What exactly is included in the purchase, and are future updates covered?
Your purchase includes the self-contained index.html widget, the vanilla JS widget class file, and a README.md with embedding and customisation instructions. Please refer to the marketplace listing's licensing tab for details on update eligibility and permitted uses such as client projects or commercial embedding.
Technical requirements
- See the detailed requirements in the product description below.
What is included
- Starter kit package with full downloadable files
- Product listing and product page guidance
- Product files ready for self-hosting or integration
- 10 listed features
- Changelog included on the product page
Who is this product for
- Buyers who need a starter kit rather than a custom build from scratch
- Teams shopping within Angular
- Use cases aligned with angular, lifecycle, widget, dark theme
License and usage
- Regular license for one end product where end users are not charged for access to the item itself
- Extended license for one end product where end users can be charged
- Verify the exact usage rights on the selected license before deployment or client handoff
- Keep the purchase record and license certificate for future verification
Updates and support
- 6 months of seller support included
- Review the seller support scope before purchasing.
- Recent changes are visible in the product changelog
- Use the changelog to confirm ongoing maintenance before rollout
Technical details
- Current version
- 1.0.0
- Last updated
- Jul 11, 2026
- License options
- Regular, Extended
- Support period
- 6 months of seller support included
Marketplace review
Content review processNo completed marketplace review record is available for this product.
This is not a full penetration test or a guarantee that the product is vulnerability-free.
License comparison
A license is tied to one end product, not strictly to one domain. Development, staging, and the final production domain may belong to the same licensed deployment.
| Use | Regular License | Extended License |
|---|---|---|
| Source code modification | ||
| Own project use | ||
| One client project | ||
| One production deployment | ||
| Development and staging | ||
| Paid SaaS or paid user access | ||
| Multiple unrelated client projects | ||
| Redistribute source code | ||
| Resell source code |
License FAQ
Can I modify the source code?
Yes, under both licenses.
Can I use the script for a client?
Yes, for one client end product.
Can I install it on a staging domain?
Yes. Development and staging may belong to the licensed deployment.
Do I need another license for another client?
Yes, each unrelated client end product needs its own license.
Can I use it for a paid SaaS?
Yes, with an Extended License.
Can I resell the source code?
No. Standalone redistribution or resale is prohibited.
Is a license limited strictly to one domain?
No. It is tied to one end product, which may use development, staging, and production domains.
For one end product — free to end users
Item Details
- Last Update
- July 11, 2026
- Published
- June 8, 2026
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Category
- Angular
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Regular License — Use in one end product which end users are not charged for.
Extended License — Use in one end product which end users can be charged for.
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