Roadmap

This roadmap is intentionally focused on making angular-movement stable and useful in real Angular projects. New features are welcome, but the main priority before 1.0 is predictability.

0.6 - API hardening — released 2026-08-07

• Define which APIs are stable and which are experimental.
• Tighten transform composition so layout, drag, and keyframe animations do not fight over inline styles.
• Add more tests for interrupted animations, reduced motion, SSR guards, and nested directives.
• Clarify dynamic input behavior for directives that currently run once on init — documented in the README, but the reactive-vs-init-only decision is deferred to 1.0.

0.7 - Real app validation — complete

• Add richer e2e coverage for drag, scroll, presence, and variants.
• Test the library in at least two non-demo Angular apps. pnpm validate:consumer compiles the packed package inside a real Angular app per supported major, in CI and before every publish. It immediately found the library uninstallable on Angular 22.
• Improve docs around common Angular patterns such as @if, @for, SSR, and standalone imports (/docs/patterns).
• Add migration notes for any renamed or deprecated APIs (MIGRATION.md).

1.0 - Stable release

• Freeze the public API surface.
• Publish stable docs for each directive.
• Confirm Angular peer dependency policy. Decided: support the current and previous majors (^21.2.0 || ^22.0.0 today), each verified by validate:consumer in CI.
• Keep package output minimal and verified with pack:check.
• Provide clear upgrade notes from the latest 0.x release.

Later ideas

• Visual regression tests for selected demos.
• More preset packs for product UI, icons, and route transitions.
• Better imperative controls for advanced orchestration.
• Additional examples for dashboards, SaaS apps, marketing pages, and mobile UI.