Bower support

[DylanPiercey]

Could this package be registered on bower?

[janeluck]

As its "README.md" said, you can install it with the command "npm install material-ui". If you prefer "bower", you can add one line to "bower.json" as following:

"dependencies": {
  "material-ui": "callemall/material-ui"
}

then bower install

[jgable]

The problem is that the code is not published with a lib folder on bower, so the code is essentially useless in bower without some post install processing.

I've used browserify to do a global window build in my fork and made it available as a release. With that, you can modify the bower dependencies to be:

"dependencies": {
  "material-ui": "https://github.com/jgable/material-ui/archive/v0.7.1-global.tar.gz"
}

And you will now have a /dist/built.js file that will expose the components as window.MaterialUI. There is some hacky changes to the way react is required that I had to do, but as long as React is included before that release it will work fine.

[jonaskello]

+1 for providing a distribution that is globally usable from window.MaterialUI. That way I would be able to consume it from Dart.

[buob]

I'd love to see @jgable's branch merged (or a similar strategy) -- Really I would just like a built version that I can make into a cljsjs package so I can use this awesome project in clojurescript om

[shaurya947]

Is there still interest in seeing this as a package on bower? Btw, once you clone the repo, all you gotta do is transpile the src folder:

babel src/ -d lib

(closing for now)