求Angular的Intellisense用户控件及支持智能提示的代码编辑器

Hey there! Let's tackle your two questions about Intellisense-enabled editors and controls for Angular:

Here are some solid options tailored for Angular projects, all capable of delivering robust Intellisense (not just basic autocomplete):

• Monaco Editor for Angular：This is the Angular wrapper for Microsoft's Monaco Editor (the same engine powering VS Code). It comes with out-of-the-box support for TypeScript, JavaScript, and Angular template syntax Intellisense—including real-time parameter hints, documentation hovers, and context-aware suggestions. It's the closest you'll get to VS Code's editing experience directly in an Angular app.
• Angular CodeMirror：A popular Angular wrapper for CodeMirror, which supports syntax highlighting and customizable Intellisense. You can hook it up to Angular's language service or TypeScript language service to get project-specific suggestions as users type.
• Ngx Ace Editor：An Angular component built around the Ace Editor. It's highly customizable—you can extend its autocomplete providers to build custom Intellisense logic that fits your exact needs, making it great for niche use cases.

If you're looking for an editor that offers deep, real-time Intellisense (not just simple dropdowns) like Avalon Edit did for WPF, here are your best bets:

Web/Angular-Focused Options #

• Monaco Editor：As mentioned above, it's a top choice. Its Intellisense capabilities are on par with desktop editors, and since it's used in VS Code, it has mature language service integrations. For Angular projects, using the official Angular wrapper lets you seamlessly embed it into your app and tie it to your project's code context.
• CodeMirror 6：The latest iteration of CodeMirror is modular and highly extensible. You can combine language-specific plugins (like @codemirror/lang-typescript) with autocomplete extensions to build a fully featured Intellisense system. It's lightweight and flexible, perfect if you need to tailor the editor to specific workflows.

Desktop-Focused (If Using Angular with Electron) #

If you're building a desktop app with Angular + Electron, both Monaco and CodeMirror work flawlessly in this environment. Monaco, in particular, will give you a native-like editing experience with full Intellisense support, just like Avalon Edit did for WPF desktop apps.

A quick note: To get the most accurate, project-specific Intellisense, make sure you integrate these editors with the Angular Language Service or TypeScript Language Service—this is what makes the suggestions context-aware (not just generic keyword matches).

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Shivakant Upadhyay