Components Usage
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To use Angular Material components in your Angular application, follow these general steps:
Import the Required Angular Material Modules: In your Angular module file (e.g., app.module.ts
), import the Angular Material modules that correspond to the components you want to use. For example, if you want to use buttons and card, you would import the MatButtonModule
and MatCardModule
modules.
Add the Imported Modules to the imports
Array: Inside the @NgModule
decorator in your module file, add the imported Angular Material modules to the imports
array.
Use Angular Material Components in Your Templates: In your component templates (HTML files), you can now use Angular Material components by adding the appropriate HTML elements and attributes. For example, to use a button, you can write:
The expected output is as follows:
For more information about buttons, please visit the following link:
And to use a card:
The expected output is as follows:
For more information about cards, please visit the following link:
To personalize and style Angular Material components within your Angular application, you have various techniques at your disposal. These include CSS, Angular Material theming, and component-specific customization options, which will be elaborated on in the upcoming sections.
Adding Angular Material components to your application is a straightforward process, as you can easily include them in your templates. Be aware that for specific components, you may need to import additional modules and styles. For a comprehensive guide on using each component and understanding their dependencies, kindly refer to the following link.