Material Design Lite components via mithril.js

This module provides mithril components which construct HTML to be used with the Material Design Lite framework. It provides a simple way to apply the needed classes to create MDL components. It spits out normal HTML elements, and calls componentHandler.upgradeElement(element) on element creation. It is designed to work nicely with JSX (via babel or similar). Not nearly all components are supported right now. I will continue adding them when the need comes up. Your are welcome to submit pull requests :)

Basics

Some attributes will be used by all components and are carried over (id, class, config, href, disabled, value, for). This includes all on- event handlers.

And these attributes all apply some classes:

• large: applies mdl-layout--large-screen-only
• ripple: applies mdl-js-ripple-effect
• active: applies is-active
• primary: applies mdl-color--primary
• primaryDark: applies mdl-color--primary-dark
• shadow: applies mdl-shadow--${shadow}dp
• color: applies mdl-color--${color}
• textColor: applies mdl-color-text--${textColor}

Components

Components can be imported from the module directly:

ES6:

import {Button} from 'mithril-mdl';

ES5:

var Button = require('mithril-mdl').Button;

You may then use them like so: JSX:

m.render(document.body, <Button ripple accent raised>I am a button!</Button>);

ES5/ES6:

m.render(document.body, m(Button, {ripple: true, accent: true, raised: true}, 'I am a button!'));

Documentation for all components can be found in the docs/components directory.

Mixins

Mixins are often provided as lowercase versions of the corresponding components. They are annotated in the components documentation. More information can be found here.

Example:

import {Cell, grid} from 'mithril-mdl';

/**
 * Creates a cell with a grid mixin.
 * Cell will be passed attr, grid will use grid--attr instead.
 * Cell and grid will both use attr2
 */
export default <Grid>
	<Cell mixin={grid} attr="value1" grid--attr="value2" attr2="value3">
		<Cell>Some Stuff</Cell>
	</Cell>
</Grid>