Working with text inputs, checkboxes, and radio buttons

As we delve deeper into the practical aspects of Angular and PrimeNG, we’ll focus on the implementation of text inputs, checkboxes, and radio buttons. These form controls are fundamental to any application, enabling users to interact with the application and provide necessary data.

Let’s take a look at this contact form component:

Figure 5.3 – Sample contact form

The contact form utilizes various PrimeNG components such as InputText, InputMask, Checkbox, and RadioButton. Let’s take a look at each part.

InputText

The pInputText directive is used to enhance existing text input fields. To use the pInputText directive in your Angular project, you first need to import the InputTextModule module from PrimeNG. You can do this by adding the following import statement to your component file:

import { InputTextModule } from 'primeng/inputtext'

Next, you can...