bevy_material_ui

A Material Design 3 UI library for Bevy.

Installation

[dependencies]
bevy_material_ui = "0.1"

Documentation

Documentation index: docs/README.md
Developer guide: docs/DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md
Component docs: docs/components/
Run the interactive showcase: cargo run --example showcase

Features

Material Design 3 Components: Buttons, FABs, Cards, Checkboxes, Switches, Radio Buttons, Sliders, Text Fields, Dialogs, Lists, Menus, Tabs, Progress Indicators, and more
Date/Time Picker: Material-style date and time picker component (see the showcase for an end-to-end example)
Icons: Material icons embedded at build time and rendered via Bevy UI ImageNode tinting
Theming: Dynamic color system with light/dark mode support
Animations: Motion system following MD3 guidelines
Accessibility: Proper touch targets and focus handling

Icons

By default, this crate uses the published google-material-design-icons-bin crate as its icon source. Icons are embedded as ALPHA8 and expanded to RGBA8 (white + alpha) at runtime so Bevy UI tinting via ImageNode.color continues to work.

Using Icons

use bevy::prelude::*;
use bevy_material_ui::icons::{MaterialIcon, ICON_HOME};

fn spawn_icon(mut commands: Commands) {
    // Spawn a home icon (tinted white)
    if let Some(icon) = MaterialIcon::from_name(ICON_HOME) {
        commands.spawn(icon.with_size(24.0).with_color(Color::WHITE));
    }
}

Available Icons

Common icon name constants are available in bevy_material_ui::icons, for example:

Navigation: ICON_HOME, ICON_MENU, ICON_ARROW_BACK, ICON_CLOSE
Actions: ICON_ADD, ICON_DELETE, ICON_EDIT, ICON_SEARCH, ICON_SETTINGS

You can also use arbitrary icon names (folder names from the upstream repo):

use bevy_material_ui::icons::MaterialIcon;

let icon = MaterialIcon::from_name("arrow_drop_down");

License

This library is licensed under MIT.

Releases (semantic versioning)

Publishing to crates.io is automated via GitHub Actions and uses tags of the form vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH.

Update version in Cargo.toml.
Commit and push to main.
Create and push a tag like v0.1.1.

The workflow in .github/workflows/publish.yml verifies the tag matches Cargo.toml and then runs cargo publish.

bevy_material_ui 0.2.5