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Gist cf65d4442946f9016d84d3562f267824

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This example demonstrates a dynamic plugin system for an Angular application that loads and initializes modular features at runtime. The code uses Angular’s `Compiler` and `Injector` APIs to asynchronously compile and instantiate modules, while the `SettingsService` supplies the list of plugins to activate. It shows how plugins can be defined either as direct Angular injector definitions or as objects containing an `ngModule` and optional providers, which are then compiled and attached to the application’s root injector. The rendering approach is code-based, with no visual output, focusing on the service layer that orchestrates lazy-loaded functionality.

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