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In this example, we're creating a dark theme with a primary color of #90caf9 and a secondary color of #f48fb1. You can customize the colors to your preference.
To use this theme in your application, you'll need to wrap your app in a ThemeProvider and pass in the theme object. Here's an example:
importReactfrom'react';import{ThemeProvider}from'@material-ui/core/styles';importthemefrom'./theme';functionApp(){return(<ThemeProvidertheme={theme}>{/* Your app goes here */}</ThemeProvider>);}exportdefaultApp;
Once you've set up the theme, all MUI components in your app will use the dark color scheme.
In this theme, we set the type of the palette to light and specify the primary and secondary colors using the main property. We also set the background color to white for both the default and paper elements. You can modify these colors to fit your needs.
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Dark
To create a dark theme in TypeScript and MUI, you can create a
theme.ts
file and set up a custom theme with a dark color scheme. Here's an example:In this example, we're creating a dark theme with a primary color of
#90caf9
and a secondary color of#f48fb1
. You can customize the colors to your preference.To use this theme in your application, you'll need to wrap your app in a
ThemeProvider
and pass in thetheme
object. Here's an example:Once you've set up the theme, all MUI components in your app will use the dark color scheme.
Light
In this theme, we set the
type
of the palette tolight
and specify the primary and secondary colors using themain
property. We also set thebackground
color to white for both the default and paper elements. You can modify these colors to fit your needs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: