In the simple installation guide, you should have seen react-md
being
installed as:
npm install --save react-md
Or with yarn
:
yarn add react-md
However, once you start digging deeper into the rest of this documentation site
you'll start noticing all the code referencing packages like @react-md/theme
,
@react-md/layout
, and @react-md/utils
. This is because the base react-md
package is really just a convenience package that combines all the exports of
the scoped packages together in one place. I personally prefer to use the
scoped packages just to be extremely verbose about where the component, hook, or
util came from, but you can continue using the single react-md
package since
it is much more convenient.
As a quick reference, here are all the available packages within react-md
:
Installing a scoped package is basically the same as installing the base
react-md
package. Pick and choose which packages you want:
npm install --save @react-md/theme \
@react-md/typography \
@react-md/states \
@react-md/layout
Or with yarn
:
yarn add @react-md/theme \
@react-md/utils \
@react-md/typography \
@react-md/states \
@react-md/layout
The big difference between the scoped packages and the base react-md
package
is how the styles are exported. Most of the styleable scoped packages will have
the following files:
dist/_variables.scss
- All the $rmd-
prefixed variables for the package.dist/_functions.scss
- All the utility functions for the package.dist/_mixins.scss
- All the mixins for the package.dist/styles.scss
- A file that will automatically generate all the styles
for the specific package when imported.So to include the styles from a package, you'll want to import the mixins
file
into your .scss
file and use the react-md-{{PACKAGE_NAME}}
mixin to generate
the styles:
@import "@react-md/theme/dist/mixins";
@import "@react-md/typography/dist/mixins";
@include react-md-theme;
@include react-md-typography;
Please read the using the Sass exports guide for more information about these files and the exported functionality.
The packages will also export the following scss files, but these should only be used if you aren't compiling styles in a
webpack
environment. Check out the including styles without webpack guide for more info about this.
dist/scss/_variables.scss
dist/scss/_functions.scss
dist/scss/_mixins.scss
dist/scss/styles.scss