@material-ui/utils
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Package description
The @material-ui/utils package provides a collection of utility functions and helpers designed for use with Material-UI, a popular React UI framework. These utilities help with common tasks in application development such as event handling, component styling, and theme customization.
useControlled
This utility helps manage the state of controlled and uncontrolled components, making it easier to implement components that can operate in both modes.
import { useControlled } from '@material-ui/utils';
const [value, setValue] = useControlled({
controlled: controlledProp,
default: defaultValue,
});useEventCallback
Ensures the stability of event handlers across re-renders, which can be particularly useful in components that rely on stable references to functions.
import { useEventCallback } from '@material-ui/utils';
const handleClick = useEventCallback((event) => {
// handle the event
});getScrollbarSize
This function calculates the size of the scrollbar on the page, which can be useful for adjusting layout or compensating for scrollbars in overflow scenarios.
import { getScrollbarSize } from '@material-ui/utils';
const scrollbarWidth = getScrollbarSize();Lodash is a comprehensive utility library offering a wide range of functions for tasks like array manipulation, object handling, and function utilities. While it covers a broader scope than @material-ui/utils, it doesn't provide utilities specifically tailored for UI development or integration with Material-UI.
Recompose provides a toolkit for building higher-order components in React. It offers utilities for component logic and state management, similar to some of the functionality in @material-ui/utils. However, Recompose focuses more on the component pattern and less on the specific needs of Material-UI.
Changelog
@mui/joy@5.0.0-alpha.14
IconButton component (#30864) @siriwatknpTrapFocus (#30912) @flaviendelangleAll contributors of this release in alphabetical order: @alisasanib, @altruity, @Ashish2097, @caioagiani, @CFarhad, @cherniavskii, @danilo-leal, @eps1lon, @flaviendelangle, @garronej, @GneyHabub, @joeframbach, @johsunds, @kjschabra, @m4theushw, @michaldudak, @mihailgaberov, @mnajdova, @mogrady88, @oliviertassinari, @paales, @pppp606, @siriwatknp, @theiliad
Readme
Shared utilities used by Material-UI packages.
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Material-UI Utils - Utility functions for Material-UI.
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