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ngx-bidi is an Angular(^20.0.0) library for managing text direction (LTR / RTL) automatically based on selected language or manual control.

It supports:

• Automatic direction switching via directive
• Full programmatic control using NgxBidiService
• SCSS mixins for RTL/LTR styles
• Angular module and standalone usage

npm install ngx-bidi

Use this if you want the directive available in a module:

import { NgxBidiModule } from 'ngx-bidi';

@NgModule({
  imports: [NgxBidiModule]
})
export class AppModule {}

If your component is standalone:

import { NgxBidiDirective } from 'ngx-bidi';

@Component({
  standalone: true,
  selector: 'app-example',
  template: `<div dirAuto>...</div>`,
  imports: [NgxBidiDirective],
})
export class ExampleComponent {}

If you only need direction logic without binding to HTML:

import { NgxBidiService } from 'ngx-bidi';

constructor(private dir: NgxBidiService) {}

ngOnInit() {
  this.dir.setLang('ar');   // rtl
  this.dir.setDir('ltr');   // override
}

Subscribe to changes:

this.dir.getDir$().subscribe(dir => console.log(dir));

Opposite direction:

this.dir.getOppositeDir$().subscribe(dir => console.log(dir));

Auto-detect direction:

<div dirAuto>Text</div>

Force direction:

<div dirAuto="rtl">RTL block</div>
<div dirAuto="ltr">LTR block</div>

Import SCSS helpers:

@use 'ngx-bidi/scss' as dir;

All mixins support ViewEncapsulation via optional $use-host-context parameter (defaults to true for component styles).

• dir-ltr($use-host-context: true) - Apply styles only for LTR direction
• dir-rtl($use-host-context: true) - Apply styles only for RTL direction
• dir($value, $use-host-context: true) - Apply styles for specific direction (ltr/rtl)

• padding-start($value, $use-host-context: true) - Padding on start side (right in LTR, left in RTL)
• padding-end($value, $use-host-context: true) - Padding on end side (left in LTR, right in RTL)
• margin-start($value, $use-host-context: true) - Margin on start side (right in LTR, left in RTL)
• margin-end($value, $use-host-context: true) - Margin on end side (left in LTR, right in RTL)

• float($pos, $use-host-context: true) - Float element to start or end (start or end)

• left($value, $use-host-context: true) - Left position (right in RTL)
• right($value, $use-host-context: true) - Right position (left in RTL)

• text-align-start($use-host-context: true) - Align text to start (left in LTR, right in RTL)
• text-align-end($use-host-context: true) - Align text to end (right in LTR, left in RTL)

• transformTranslate($x, $y: 0, $use-host-context: true) - Translate with X-axis inversion for RTL
• transformScale($x, $y: 1, $use-host-context: true) - Scale with X-axis mirroring for RTL
• mirror($use-host-context: true) - Full horizontal mirroring for RTL

• start($property, $value, $use-host-context: true) - Apply any property to start side
• end($property, $value, $use-host-context: true) - Apply any property to end side

If you're using mixins inside Angular components with ViewEncapsulation, the $use-host-context parameter defaults to true:

:host {
  .button {
    @include dir.padding-start(20px); // Uses :host-context by default
  }
}

For global styles, you can pass false:

.button {
  @include dir.padding-start(20px, false); // Uses [dir] selector
}

RTL is automatically enabled for:

['ar', 'he', 'fa', 'dv', 'ku', 'ur', 'ps']

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