reagent-material-ui is a Reagent wrapper for MUI (formerly Material UI) v5.
The purpose of this library is to help ClojureScript/Reagent developers use a modern React UI library without the hassle that Reagent/React interop usually is. It is meant to be comprehensive and up to date.
If you aren't familiar with MUI or its documentation yet, that is the best place to start. Their examples are very good. and this library tries to follow the original ideas as well as possible. See the example project for a simple usage example.
To add MUI to an existing Reagent project, just add this library to your dependencies:
[arttuka/reagent-material-ui "5.6.2-1"]
Most of the library is in the form of regular Reagent components. Each component is contained in a namespace that mirrors
MUI's modules. For example, @mui/material/IconButton
becomes reagent-mui.material.icon-button/icon-button
and @mui/icons-material/Menu
becomes reagent-mui.icons.menu/menu
.
Namespace reagent-mui.components
contains a copy of each component from @mui/material
for ease of use.
Namespace reagent-mui.colors
contains all color definitions from @mui/material/colors
.
The colors are organized in a single namespace, so @mui/material/colors/red
becomes reagent-mui.colors/red
.
Namespace reagent-mui.styles
contains helper functions and components from @mui/material/styles
.
Namespace reagent-mui.jss-styles
contains helper functions and components from @mui/styles
.
Namespace reagent-mui.core
contains all components from @mui/core
.
This library also includes components from MUI Lab.
Namespace reagent-mui.lab
contains all components from @mui/lab
.
This library also includes components from MUI X.
Namespace reagent-mui.x
contains those components.
MUI X components are only supported in projects with NPM dependencies. They can't be used in projects with CLJSJS sources.
Namespace reagent-mui.cljs-time-adapter
contains an adapter that lets you use the date pickers with cljs-time
(goog.date
) date objects.
reagent-mui.x.localization-provider
accepts this adapter as its date-adapter
property.
The locale prop must be an instance of goog.i18n.DateTimeSymbols
. The default locale is used if no locale prop is given.
See the example project for a usage example.
If you want to use another date library, you can use adapters from @mui/x-date-pickers
.
To use npm dependencies with Figwheel Main, you need to exclude prebuilt JS files (React from CLJSJS and MUI from this library). To do so, add these exclusions to your dependency. See the example project for working configuration.
[arttuka/reagent-material-ui "5.6.2-1" :exclusions [arttuka/reagent-material-ui-js]]
The compiler used by shadow-cljs will remove local function names, causing most MUI component to
show as Anonymous
in React Devtools. If you want to keep the names, add :js-options {:anon-fn-naming-policy :unmapped}
to your build in shadow-cljs.edn
.
- Some components want to have a React node as a prop. A Reagent component is not good enough and will just result in
errors about invalid React nodes.
reagent.core/as-element
can turn a Reagent component into a React node. - React hooks can't be used in most Reagent components. More information.
- Higher order React components can only deal with components that take all their parameters (including children) in a single map.
For more information, check out Reagent's interop guide.
Bug reports, pull requests and ideas for improvement are very welcome. No external services are needed for getting the library up and running.
Run tests on the command line with npm run test
, or in the browser with npm run test:browser
. The browser test runner will start at localhost:9500.
The build process also includes lein cljfmt
.
The project follows MUI's version numbering.
- Current
@mui/material
version:5.6.2
- Current
@mui/icons-material
version:5.6.2
- Current
@mui/lab
version:5.0.0-alpha.78
This project is licensed under the Eclipse Public License 2.0.
Parts of example project are copyright (c) 2013-2017 Dan Holmsand and Reagent contributors, used under the terms of the MIT License. Material UI Icons are copyright (c) Material UI contributors, used under the terms of the MIT License.