Material-UI Storybook Components for React

React.js components made with TypeScript with on Material-UI look-like using Storybook.

The problem

1. @Material UI was designed to be used from the get-go with its own styling solution, implemented over JSS, but it's a great option to build fast UI interfaces.
2. @Vanilla JavaScript has such an extensive verbose syntax, thats not good for website production.
3. How to keep the congruence between built in components' functionalities without everything go as mess up! 😪

Solution

1. Use @Styled components to overriding Material UI original theme.
2. Use @TypeScript for:
   • Static Typing avoids Typos.
   • Maintenance of Large Code Base is made easy by references.
3. Use @Storybook for building UI components and pages in isolation 🙌.

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