Next.js 13 App Router And Mui v5 Setup Tutorial
Next.js is a popular front-end framework for building web applications. With the release of Next.js 13, a new app router has been introduced, making it easier to manage application routing. Additionally, Material-UI (Mui) v5 has also been released, providing a new set of components and styles for building user interfaces.
Setting up Next.js 13
To get started with Next.js 13, you can use the following steps:
- Install Node.js on your machine
- Create a new Next.js project using the following command:
npx create-next-app@13 my-next-app
This will create a new Next.js project with all the necessary configurations and dependencies.
Using the App Router
The new app router in Next.js 13 simplifies the process of defining and managing application routing. You can define routes using the new <Link>
and <Router>
components as follows:
import { Link } from 'next/link';
import { Router } from 'next/router';
You can then use these components to define and navigate between routes within your application.
Integrating Mui v5
Material-UI (Mui) v5 provides a new set of components and styles for building user interfaces. To integrate Mui v5 with a Next.js 13 project, you can use the following steps:
- Install Mui v5 using the following command:
npm install @mui/material @emotion/react @emotion/styled
This will install the necessary Mui v5 dependencies for your project.
You can then import and use Mui v5 components within your Next.js application as needed.
Conclusion
Next.js 13 introduces a new app router that simplifies application routing, making it easier to manage routes within your project. Additionally, Mui v5 provides a new set of components and styles for building user interfaces, which can be easily integrated with a Next.js 13 application. By following the steps outlined in this tutorial, you can set up a Next.js 13 project with the new app router and Mui v5, and start building modern web applications with ease.
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Please make a tutorial on how to implement automatic dark mode (detects browser config) and add with a switch or menu to override the automatic dark mode (use a user preference saved on the page)
Thank you, I was exactly looking for this!
Please when I add the jsx import to use css on emotion, it gives me context error
How can I fix this?
Thanks! Out of box solution
Where did you NPM INSTALL MUI??
Please make a tutorial on how to implement automatic dark mode (detects browser config) and add with a switch or menu to override the automatic dark mode (use a user preference saved on the page)
Thanks a lot man, awesome video and your teaching is great. I have one question, you said that tailwind doesn't work well with MUI. I tried here and kinda worked. The main issue was that the base tailwind styles were overwriting the MUI styles and I just didn't imported it. But still it's just a test, don't know what impact this will have in a actual project. Can you tell me why they don't mix well together?
Can't find the full link to the source code. Can you please share it ?
Thank you so much❤
I've been searching for a way to preload/prerender the MUI components, as the styling of each one of them does not apply on the loading of the page but only after a few secs. Used to be a solution by creating a _document file and adding a removeChild(jssStyles) to your app file. Will this tutorial help me with that?
Thanks bro
Hey, great tutorial! but im getting error while using JSX
Hey thanks for help.. but i want to know that how your vs code is suggesting you codes before writing it ?
Thank you for this, it was really helpful
You were 1 month late bro. The company I work for decided to build the product with page router instead of app just because there was no docs for integrationg mui v5.
Thank you! You're video was really helpful to me. Just wanted to encourage you to keep doing this type of video. You're really good at explaining and have a great understanding of the framework.
EmotionCache needs to be included in just simple React App as well?
It works!