themestress
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A react component library for creating beautiful and interactive UI components using Material Design 3
The material design 3 library.
The intention of Themestress is to be a baseline of components built to Google's Material Design 3 specification. The library is inspired by Material UI which follows the Material Design 2 guideline.
The code is open source, so you can use the library by copying the src/themestress directory to your project (if you'd like to adapt the components) or by installing it via NPM.
Themestress uses Emotion to provide an easy styling experience.
$ npm install themestress @emotion/styled @emotion/react
Pull requests for the project are more than welcome. Please make sure to stick to the coding style used throughout the project.
There is a kanban board for the project on Trello, which you can join via this invite link.
To make a PR, follow the steps below:
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A react component library for creating beautiful and interactive UI components using Material Design 3
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