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- #REACT ROUTER DOM LINK AND MATERIAL UI BUTTON INSTALL#
- #REACT ROUTER DOM LINK AND MATERIAL UI BUTTON GENERATOR#
#REACT ROUTER DOM LINK AND MATERIAL UI BUTTON INSTALL#
yarn install material-ui/core yarn install material-ui/icons yarn install react-router-dom Step 3: Create a basic header component. Use Material UI's CSS-in-JS solution for styling your custom components and overriding Material UI components styles. npm install material-ui/core npm install material-ui/icons npm install react-router-dom or. Finish your app UI with Material UI View the codeBuild out the rest of your UI using Material UI components when possible and composing them into higher-level components, such as HeroSection or AccountSettings.You'll also want to create a useDarkMode React hook that any component can call to get the user's preference and a function for toggling it in local storage. Add dark mode support View the codeTo support dark mode you'll need to define a light and dark Material UI theme object, read the user's preference from local storage on mount, fall back to their browser default using prefers-color-scheme, and pass the correct theme object to ThemeProvider.If your entire app uses the same theme (as opposed to different nested themes), then the best way to do this is update your App component so that ThemeProviderwraps all your pages. Add a Material UI ThemeProvider View the codeAdd the Material UI ThemeProvider component so that you customize theme values.In that case, create multiple layout components (such as LandingPageLayout and AdminLayout) and wrap the contents of each page. If you need multiple persistent layouts you can instead have each page define its own layout. Create a persistent layout View the codeAdd any components that you'd like displayed across all pages (such as Navbar and Footer) to your App component.Ensure Material UI link components hook into React Router View the codeMake all Material UI link components hook into React Router by using the component prop and setting the value to Link from react-router-dom.You can then run your app locally with the npm run start command. The rest of your components should be located in your /components directory. There are many ways you can structure your app, but a common setup is to have an App component that defines top-level routes, with each route component imported from the /pages directory.
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#REACT ROUTER DOM LINK AND MATERIAL UI BUTTON GENERATOR#
If you'd like to save time, you can also use our codebase generator which gives you a fully-functioning codebase with all these tasks completed for you. Here's everything you need to do to create a React app with Material UI integration.