@best-skn/mui-types
v1.0.2
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A Simple Type Definition Extension Library For Material UI 5
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SKN Material UI Type Extension Library
TypeScript React
Introduction:
This is a simple TypeScript Type Extension Library for Material UI 6, React 18 & also for Next.js 14
I made this library so that I can use it in all of my Next.js 14 projects without writing the same codes over and over again
Details:
Sx Type
- It provides total intellisense of material ui styles in separate files to be used as
sx - This type will help to de-clutter your jsx/tsx components because you can create
sxstyles outside the components and later use it inside them - For usage instruction, see
Usagesection
Use Case:
- React
- Next.js
Requirements:
This library has peer dependency for React & React DOM of minimum 18.3.1. It may or may not work on 19.x
It has peer dependency for Material UI of minimum 6.0.1. It may or may not work on 7.x
This library is intended to be used in Next.js of minimum 14.2.3. It may or may not work on 15.x
- 💀 Minimum react Version:
18.3.1 - 💀 Minimum @types/react Version:
18.3.3 - 💀 Minimum react-dom Version:
18.3.1 - 💀 Minimum @types/react-dom Version:
18.3.0 - 💀 Minimum next Version:
14.2.3 - 💀 Minimum material-ui Version:
6.0.1
Complementary Libraries:
Usage:
To install the package, type the following in console
npm add -D @best-skn/mui-types #or yarn add -D @best-skn/mui-types #or pnpm add -D @best-skn/mui-types #or bun add -D @best-skn/mui-types
Create a directory called types in the root location of your project, and create a file called mui.d.ts, then do this
import "@best-skn/mui-types";
Check your tsconfig.json if includes property has **/*.ts, **/*.tsx otherwise the type definition file may not work
Now Inside your Next.js 14 Project, use the package like this (Just an example)
Sx Type:
(1) Material UI style sx in separate file
import type { Sx } from "@mui/material"; type Key = "container" | "box"; // * Create sx names here export const sx: Sx<Key> = { //* You'll get total intellisense for `sx` names container: { //* You'll get intellisense for Material UI SX styles inside display: "flex", //* other styles here... }, box: { color: "blue", //* other styles here... }, };
(2) Import & use the created sx inside components in Next.js
"use client" import Typography from "@mui/material/Typography"; import { sx } from "./sx.ts"; const HomeComponent: React.FC<unknown> = () => { return ( <Typography variant="h6" component="div" sx={sx.box} //* Use `sx` style here > Home Component </Typography> ); }; export default HomeComponent;
Dedicated To:
- 👩🎨
Prodipta Das Logno& 🧛♀️Atoshi Sarker Prithula: The two most special ladies of my life. My best wishes will always be with you two. May you two always be happy. - 💯
My Parents: The greatest treasures of my life ever.
License:
Copyright (C) 2024 SKN Shukhan
Licensed under the MIT License
