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Material-UI

This is the official resource for Material-UI React components in Framer.

Material-UI is a library of React components for faster and easier web development. You can build your own design system, or start with Material Design.

Supported components

The following components are currently supported:

  • App bar
  • Avatar
  • Badge
  • Bottom navigation
  • Button
  • Checkbox
  • Chip
  • Circular progress
  • Floating action button (Fab)
  • Icon (all 1100+ Material Icons in 5 themes, plus social icons)
  • Icon button (with optional badge)
  • Linear progress
  • List
  • List item
  • Media card
  • Paper
  • Radio
  • Radio group
  • Slider
  • Snackbar content
  • Switch
  • Tabs
  • Text field
  • Theme (to globally set primary, secondary and error colors)
  • Typography

Usage

Icons

Icons can be specified using either snake_case (as documented on material.io), or PascalCase, as used in the Material-UI documentation. Simply type the icon name in the appropriate property control.

The icon theme can be chosen from the related select field.

Children

Where a component (such as Avatar) accepts a variety of child types, these can be configured through Framer property controls. If multiple options are supplied, they take the following priority:

  • Local image
  • Image URL
  • Icon
  • Text

Resources

Releases

1.1.0 2020-02-21

  • Add support for Framer shared colors to the Theme component.
  • Add Info, Success and Warning colors to the Theme component.
  • Add variant (circle, rounded or square) to the Avatar component.
  • Add disable elevation (to remove the drop shadow) to the Button component.
  • Add size (medium or small) to the Checkbox and Radio and TextField components.
  • Add variant (elevation or outlined) to the Paper component.
  • Add color (primary or secondary) to the TextField component.
  • Fix an issue that caused the Material-UI Framer package to appear to have no components, and existing projects using Material-UI to break.

1.0.0 2019-11-11

  • Initial release.