leptos-material

leptos-material is a Leptos component wrapper for Material Web Components (MWC), along with some extra components to fill in the gaps.

This library aims to stay close to the original MWC component specs, meaning you should be able to use everything as specified in their docs. leptos-material also implements some components not yet implemented in MWC, such as Cards and Date Pickers.

Many components have a wide variety of attributes supported. For brevity, leptos-material does not completely expose all attributes, instead, many components use attr:attribute_name=value syntax in the view macro to add attributes. For example:

<TextField
style=TextFieldStyle::Outlined
attr:type=InputType::Email
attr:label="Email"
>

Installing

To install leptos-material, run the following command from your project directory: cargo add leptos-material Or, to use the latest repository updates in your project, add leptos-material = { git = "https://github.com/jordi-star/" } to your Cargo.toml

Using

Use the UseMaterialWebComponents component at the root of your main component to initialize MWC. For example, if you have a main component named App, your code will look like this:

#[component]
fn App() -> impl IntoView {
	view! {
		<UseMaterialWebComponents/>
		... // The rest of your site
	}
}

Then, enable the features for any components you'd like to use. For example, to use the Icon component, you'd enable the icon feature. Finally, you can use the component in your code.

#[component]
fn App() -> impl IntoView {
	view! {
		<UseMaterialWebComponents/>
		<h1>{"Hello from leptos-material!"}</h1>
		<Icon name="mood" />
	}
}

Features

Every component is gated behind a feature. This library will bundle any needed MWC components into a single JS file for use with UseMaterialWebComponents. By default, leptos-material uses the full feature, which will include all MWC components. To reduce compile time and save webpage load time, disable default-features and only add features related to the components you need.

nightly Note

This library does not use nightly Rust to allow this library to work in projects that are using the stable Rust toolchain. Using Leptos with nightly Rust allows function-call syntax for Signals, instead of using .get() and .set(). This functionality is not essential to this library, so leptos-material will stick to stable Rust for the foreseeable future.

Work in progress

This library is a work in progress, and does not currently implement all MWC components. Here's a list of all currently implemented feature-flags:

• checkbox
• textfield
• button
• icon
• iconbutton
• card
• elevation
• progress
• datepicker
• select
• chips