I would like to extract a portion of a component without actually creating an additional "wrapper" element in the physical DOM, because it breaks my CSS.
Example: I noticed a section in my HTML template that looks like this:
<div>Foo</div>
<div>Bar</div>
I want extract these two tags into a component called <MyComponent>, and reuse it in other places. However, when I don't actually want a parent component called <MyComponent> to be added to the DOM. Currently what I see rendered is
<MyComponent>
<div>Foo</div>
<div>Bar</div>
</MyComponent>
React lets me solve this problem perfectly using the concept of a Fragment component, which lets you group elements without adding an additional node to the DOM.
I am wondering if there is a section of the Angular Component API that I'm missing that will let me do this, or it there's a fundamentally different way I should be thinking about reusing code within Angular Components.
This application is in Angular 6, and I'm coming from a background in React 16+.
Edited with Sample Code Snippet: I would like this to render without having a hello element added to the DOM - I only want the <p> tag inside the hello component to appear
"ng-container" is an element that’s available in Angular 2+ and that can act as the host to structural directives.
<ng-container>
<div>Foo</div>
<div>Bar</div>
</ng-container>