'Is there a better way to access Angular's components private properties?
If you pass a component reference into a function you can access Component's properties through a private property called ɵcmp, for example:
myFunction(TestComponent);
export function myFunction (component) {
console.log('this is the component selector', component.ɵcmp.selectors[0]);
console.log('these are component inputs', component.ɵcmp.inputs)
}
Is there any better way to access those properties without accessing this "magic" private property?
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