MMaterial is a Qt library that provides Material Design components for building modern and visually appealing applications. It aims to enhance the native Qt experience with a sleek, customizable, and consistent Material Design look.

This repository contains the core library, designed to be integrated into your Qt projects. If you're looking to experiment with the components or see them in action, check out the Material-Qt-Tester repository:

🔗 Material-Qt-Tester - A dedicated testing environment where you can try out and experiment with all the features of MMaterial.

git clone https://github.com/MarkoStanojevic12/MMaterial.git

Modify your CMakeLists.txt file to include MMaterial:

add_subdirectory(MMaterial)
set_target_properties(MMaterialLib PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON)

MMaterial provides various submodules that can be imported and used within your Qt applications. Below is a list of available submodules:

• MMaterial.UI - Core UI components & predefined Material themes
• MMaterial.Controls - Extended material-styled controls
• MMaterial.Media - Built-in Material icons, images, and media formating tools
• MMaterial.Charts - Size guidelines for Material components
• MMaterial.Network - Components that use the network in one way or another

To use a specific submodule, import it in your QML file:

import MMaterial.UI as UI

UI.Overline {
    text: qsTr("Hello World")
    color: UI.Theme.text.secondary
    font.pixelSize: UI.Size.pixel16
}

If you want to test MMaterial without integrating it into your project immediately, visit Material-Qt-Tester, which provides a ready-made environment for experimentation.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

• If you find this project useful, consider giving it a star ⭐ on GitHub!
• Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!
• Feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue.

Happy coding! 🎨🚀