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@galaxy-dev/metadsl-adapter-mui

v0.10.8

Published

MUI 5 adapter for MetaDSL

Downloads

3,263

Readme

@galaxy-dev/metadsl-adapter-mui

Material-UI 5 adapter for MetaDSL.

Installation

pnpm add @galaxy-dev/metadsl-adapter-mui @mui/material @emotion/react @emotion/styled

Usage

import { DSLRenderer } from '@galaxy-dev/metadsl-runtime';
import { muiAdapter } from '@galaxy-dev/metadsl-adapter-mui';
import { createTheme, ThemeProvider } from '@mui/material/styles';
import formDSL from './form.json';

// Optional: Create MUI theme
const theme = createTheme({
  palette: {
    primary: { main: '#1976d2' },
  },
});

function App() {
  return (
    <ThemeProvider theme={theme}>
      <DSLRenderer
        dsl={formDSL}
        adapter={muiAdapter}
        locale="zh-CN"
        onSubmit={(data) => console.log(data)}
      />
    </ThemeProvider>
  );
}

Supported Components

  • ✅ Input (TextField)
  • ✅ Select
  • ✅ Radio (RadioGroup)
  • ✅ Checkbox
  • ✅ Button
  • ✅ Form (Box)
  • ✅ Grid
  • ✅ Flex (Box with flexbox)
  • ✅ Tabs

Custom Styling

You can use MUI's sx prop or className to customize components:

{
  "type": "input",
  "name": "email",
  "label": { "en-US": "Email", "zh-CN": "邮箱" },
  "className": "custom-input",
  "props": {
    "sx": {
      "backgroundColor": "#f5f5f5",
      "borderRadius": 2
    }
  }
}

Architecture

🚨 IMPORTANT: Adapter Component Design Principles

1. DSL is Library-Agnostic

DSL definitions are unified and contain NO library-specific properties.

The DSL schema (ButtonDSL, FieldDSL, etc.) only defines common, universal properties that work across ALL adapters:

  • label, placeholder, helperText - universal text fields
  • disabled, visible, readOnly - universal states
  • variant: 'contained' | 'outlined' | 'text' - universal button styles
  • ❌ NO MUI-specific props (like sx, color: 'inherit')
  • ❌ NO Ant Design-specific props (like danger, ghost)

If you need library-specific customization, use the props field:

{
  "type": "button",
  "label": "Submit",
  "variant": "contained",
  "props": {
    "sx": { "borderRadius": 2 }, // MUI specific
    "startIcon": "<SaveIcon />" // MUI specific
  }
}

2. Adapters Should NOT Process i18n or Expressions

Adapter components should NEVER process i18n or expressions themselves.

All i18n translation and expression evaluation are handled by the runtime layer:

  • ComponentRenderer - processes component props (label, text, title, etc.)
  • FieldRenderer - processes field props (label, placeholder, helperText, defaultValue, etc.)

Adapter components receive already processed props (translated strings, evaluated booleans/numbers):

// ❌ WRONG: Do NOT do this in adapter components
import type { ButtonDSL } from '@galaxy-dev/metadsl-core';

export interface ButtonProps extends ButtonDSL {
  // This would include I18nValue types which are NOT valid as ReactNode
}

export function Button({ label }: ButtonProps) {
  const { i18n } = useDSLContext();
  const translatedLabel = i18n.translate(label); // ❌ Don't translate here!
  return <MuiButton>{translatedLabel}</MuiButton>;
}

// ✅ CORRECT: Adapter components receive processed props
export interface ButtonProps {
  label?: string; // Already translated by ComponentRenderer
  loading?: boolean; // Already evaluated by ComponentRenderer
  disabled?: boolean; // Already evaluated by ComponentRenderer
  // ...
}

export function Button({ label, loading, disabled }: ButtonProps) {
  // Use props directly - they are already processed
  return (
    <MuiButton disabled={disabled}>{loading ? <CircularProgress size={20} /> : label}</MuiButton>
  );
}

Why this matters:

  1. Type Safety - I18nValue (Record<string, string>) is not assignable to ReactNode
  2. Separation of Concerns - Runtime handles logic, adapters handle presentation
  3. Performance - Avoid duplicate processing
  4. Consistency - Same processing logic for all adapters

Exception: Components that are NOT rendered through ComponentRenderer/FieldRenderer (like form containers that wrap FormRenderer) need to process their own props using usePropsProcessor.

License

MIT