ra-ui-materialui
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UI Components for react-admin with Material UI.
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5.4.2
useLogin should invalidate the getPermissions cache (#10392) (slax57)<Datagrid> rowClick function cannot expand or select (#10404) (djhi)<FileInput> triggers onChange twice with latest version of react-dropzone (#10402) (slax57)<ReferenceManyToManyField queryOptions> and <ReferenceManyToManyInput queryOptions mutationOptions> doc (#10403) (erwanMarmelab)<DateRangeInput> import syntax (#10399) (erwanMarmelab)<TreeWithDetails filter> prop to render a sub tree (#10398) (djhi)FAQs
UI Components for react-admin with Material UI
The npm package ra-ui-materialui receives a total of 58,428 weekly downloads. As such, ra-ui-materialui popularity was classified as popular.
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