How to use angular material (https://material.angularjs.org) in Angular 2 Apps?

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How to use angular material (https://material.angularjs.org) in Angular 2 Apps?



I remember having seen angular-material.css being used in one of the Angular 2 Demos at ng-conf. Can someone confirm if this works...



Also, is it possible to use the following in Angular 2 Apps:



I know that above js have a dependency on Angular 1.3+, but what if I add that dependency over and above my Angular 2 dependency. Will these work then?




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So currently you cannot use the current angular material with angular2.



According to Marcy Sutton, they will be addressing incorporation of Angular Material once the team has realeased 1.x.



https://github.com/angular/material2 is the new repo that will be compatible with ng2. There are some forks of Material that may work with ng2 already such as ng2-material.



No, Angular Material 1.x does not support Angular 2+. You can see some of the issues and discussion around this in issue #6336. Basically, many of the existing, tested components would need to be re-written (many months of work).



material2 only recently (Dec 2016) entered beta and may not be ready for all production applications. If you need Material Design for your Angular 2 app ASAP, then contributing to material2 is your best option.



As far as I know, there is no Material Design library that is production ready (out of beta) for Angular 2+.



I was using Angular2-Polymer with Polymer paper elements to get Material Design in my Angular 2+ applications, but breaking changes in Angular 2.2 have broken that integration and may require a significant re-write of the lib.



Material Components for the Web may someday be another option, but they are in alpha atm.






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