primefaces/primeng

The Most Complete Angular UI Component Library

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Added to GitGenius on September 4th, 2026
Created on January 16th, 2016
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 1,271 (+0)
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Number of forks: 5,077
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Open issues: 1,015
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Avg open age: 520 days
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  • Type: Bug (1,013)
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Detailed Description

PrimeNG is a comprehensive Angular UI component library providing a wide range of pre-built components for building user interfaces.

The library addresses the need for a complete set of production-ready UI components in Angular applications. It offers components spanning data display, input controls, overlays, menus, charts, and other common interface patterns, allowing developers to accelerate development by leveraging tested, accessible components rather than building from scratch.

Developers should adopt PrimeNG if they are building Angular applications and want a mature, feature-complete component library with broad coverage of UI patterns. The library suits projects of any scale that benefit from a consistent design system and reduced time spent on component implementation. The README does not name specific alternatives for comparison.

The project is no longer under active development and receives security fixes only. Active development, new releases, and future work have moved to PrimeUI. Existing MIT-licensed versions remain MIT indefinitely, and security updates continue to be published for those releases. The repository issues are read-only, with bug reports and feature requests now directed to PrimeUI instead.