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@almoamendev/ngx-md3

v0.5.1

Published

MD3-style Angular components & style library

Readme

ngx-md3

A standalone, signals-first Angular component library that follows the Material Design 3 spec closely — not a reskin of Material 2, and not a wrapper around Angular Material.

Docs & live component gallery: https://almoamendev.github.io/ngx-md3/

Why ngx-md3

  • Material Design 3 — color, shape, elevation, and motion tokens taken straight from the MD3 spec.
  • Signals-first — standalone components built on Angular Signals, with model() for real two-way bindings where they matter.
  • Accessible by default — correct ARIA roles, states, and keyboard behavior are built into every component, not bolted on afterward.
  • Plays well with forms — every input-like component works with Angular Reactive Forms out of the box.
  • Fully themeable — swap the entire palette by overriding CSS custom properties, no rebuild required.
  • Tree-shakeable — every component is a standalone import; pull in a button without dragging along the rest of the library.

Install

npm install @almoamendev/ngx-md3

Quick start

import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { Button } from '@almoamendev/ngx-md3';

@Component({
    selector: 'app-example',
    imports: [Button],
    template: `
        <button md3-button button-type="filled">
            Get started
        </button>
    `,
})
export class ExampleComponent {}

Browse the full component catalogue, API references, and live playgrounds at https://almoamendev.github.io/ngx-md3/.

Links

  • Docs & component gallery: https://almoamendev.github.io/ngx-md3/
  • Source & issues: https://github.com/almoamendev/ngx-md3

License

MIT © Murtadha (Hussain) Almoamen — see LICENSE.