Your team is building a custom slider component, and you want to make sure it can be used inside Angular forms, both reactive and template-driven. What steps are necessary to achieve this?
- Add the slider component to the Angular template and use two-way data binding.
- Create a custom Angular form control and integrate it with the slider component.
- Use JavaScript event listeners to capture slider changes and update form values.
- Wrap the slider component in a separate Angular module.
To make a custom slider component compatible with Angular forms (both reactive and template-driven), you should create a custom Angular form control and integrate it with the slider component. This involves creating a control that manages the slider's value and state, allowing you to use it within Angular forms. Simply adding the component to the template and using two-way data binding may not provide the necessary form control features. Using event listeners directly is not the recommended approach in Angular. Wrapping the component in a module alone won't make it work with forms.
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