Mui Chips Input
A chips input designed for MUI (Material ui) V6
Overview
This product analysis is about a library that comes with TypeScript "typings" and is used for a specific purpose. It provides installation instructions, usage guidelines, and documentation on GitHub. It also allows users to file bugs, request new features, and vote on feature requests.
Features
- TypeScript "typings": This library includes TypeScript "typings" for easy integration with TypeScript projects.
- Installation Guide: Provides step-by-step instructions on how to install the library.
- Usage Guidelines: Offers documentation on how to use the library effectively and efficiently.
- Bug Reporting: Users can file issues to report bugs in the library's TypeScript "typings".
- Feature Requests: Users can file issues to suggest new features for the library.
- Feature Voting: Users can vote on existing feature requests by adding a thumbs-up emoji. This helps prioritize features for future development.
- React
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- Vite
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- Material UI
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- Eslint
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- Storybook
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- Typescript
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