How Developers Can Utilize MUI In ReactJS Projects?

  • Dhara Gosai
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How Can You Utilize MUI In Your ReactJS Projects

MUI was initially developed as a Material Design implementation just for React apps.

To develop a user interface in our React applications, we can simply import and use several components from the Material-UI package. As a result, the developers can save a lot of time by not having to write everything from start.

You can use it with MUI, formerly known as Material-UI, to create applications and websites. Initially, MUI was a version of Material Design made just for React applications.

A new design framework that will compete with Material Design is being developed by the brand as it grows today.

How to include MUI into a React app

To use the Material-various UI’s features or components, we must first install it. Make sure you are in the master folder for your application when you open your terminal.

npm install @mui/material @emotion/react @emotion/styled


You can use both typeface icons and SVG icons with Material-UI. Add the following code to your public/index.html file’s <head> tag to use font icons.




Run the command and install @material-ui/icons as a dependency to use SVG icons.


npm install @material-ui/icons



Example:


import React from 'react';

import Button from '@mui/material/Button';

function App() {

  return <Button color="primary" variant="contained">Hello World</Button>;
}
export default App;

OutPut:




Import React
Import React








Example2:


import React, { useState } from 'react';

import Button from '@mui/material/Button';

import { makeStyles } from '@mui/styles';

import Box from '@mui/material/Box';

constuseStyles = makeStyles(() => ({

btn1:{

width: '50%',

height: '50%',

padding: '20px'

},

btn2:{

backgroundColor: 'black',

borderRadius: '50px',

marginLeft: '20px',

marginBottom: '20px'

},

btn3:{

marginLeft: '20px'

}

}))

constButtton = () => {

const classes = useStyles();

return (

Click Here

Click Here

Click Here

Error

<LoadingButton

style={{ marginLeft: '20px',marginBottom: '20px' }}

loading

loadingPosition="start"

startIcon={}

variant="outlined"

>

Loading

Upload

</div > )

}

export default Buttton

OutPut:


Export Default Button


ButtonGroup:


We can create our own component to group various buttons. But to make things simpler for us, Material-UI offers a different component named ButtonGroup. This component can be used to group buttons that are related.

Example:


import React from 'react';

import Button from '@mui/material/Button';

import ButtonGroup from '@mui/material/ButtonGroup';

const buttons = [

  <Button key="one">One</Button>,

  <Button key="two">Two</Button>,

  <Button key="three">Three</Button>,

];

function App() {

  return (

    <ButtonGroup>

      {buttons}

    </ButtonGroup>

  );

}

export default App;




OutPut:




medium secondary button group
medium secondary button group




Conclusion:


It’s simple to include Material Design into the output of your React application by using the Material-UI component library. You have learnt how to set up and use Material-UI in your React project in this tutorial, as well as how to build a sample application for a real-world setting from scratch.


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