Angular Best Practices Primeng

Covers the main PrimeNG gotchas: tree-shaking standalone component imports, lazy-loaded tables for large datasets, and the Aura/Lara theme system with design tokens instead of CSS overrides. This is a companion to the core angular-best-practices skill, so you'll want both for full coverage. The three rules are focused on bundle size and performance, which makes sense since PrimeNG ships with a lot of components. If you're building Angular apps with PrimeNG and want Claude to suggest the modern patterns (standalone imports, virtual scrolling, providePrimeNG theming), this handles that specific slice while the main skill covers framework-level stuff.

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last updated: Jul 14, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add alfredoperez/angular-best-practices --skill angular-best-practices-primeng --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Angular PrimeNG Best Practices

PrimeNG rules for component imports, table performance, and theming. Use with the core angular-best-practices skill for comprehensive Angular coverage.

When to Apply

Importing PrimeNG standalone components
Configuring tables with server-side pagination or virtual scrolling
Setting up Aura/Lara themes with design tokens

Rules

Rule	Impact	Description
Tree-Shake PrimeNG Imports	MEDIUM	Standalone component imports for smaller bundles
Use PrimeNG Table with Lazy Loading	HIGH	Server-side pagination for large datasets
Use PrimeNG Theme System	MEDIUM	Design tokens via providePrimeNG instead of CSS overrides