ra-ui-materialui
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UI Components for react-admin with Material UI.
React-admin is licensed under the MIT License, sponsored and supported by marmelab.
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v4.16.13
<AutocompleteInput createLabel> (#9712) (fzaninotto)<AutocompleteArrayInput> triggers an infinite loop when disabled (#9717) (fzaninotto)<Autocomplete> loses focus on select (#9718) (fzaninotto)defaultProps override in theme for react-admin components (#9713) (fzaninotto)readOnly doc mentions focusable inputs (#9711) (adguernier)<Layout> doc links to wrong anchor (#9716) (erwanMarmelab)mutationOptions value in useNotify/undoable (#9697) (ValentinnDimitroff)<AccordionFormPanel> and <AccordionSection> about label accepting an element (#9699) (erwanMarmelab)<ReferenceManyToManyInput> about filter usage (#9720) (erwanMarmelab)<StackedFilters> to include advice on data provider configuration (#9709) (fzaninotto)<Search> and <SearchWithResult> options prop (#9700) (erwanMarmelab)FAQs
UI Components for react-admin with Material UI
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