TabContext.static() now follows the React
<input> convention for tab state ownership. Pass
defaultValue for uncontrolled tabs (the wrapper
owns and updates the active tab) and value for
controlled tabs (you own it; the value is honored on every
render). The previous value argument behaved as an
uncontrolled seed, so existing code should rename value to
defaultValue:
# before
TabContext.static(value = "one", ...)
# after
TabContext.static(defaultValue = "one", ...)Code that left value unchanged will become controlled
and freeze on the first tab (clicks fire but the wrapper no longer
updates state) unless an onChange writes the value
back.
removed the deprecated GridLegacy(),
PigmentContainer(), PigmentGrid() and
PigmentStack() wrappers. These mapped to MUI APIs that are
no longer part of the supported @mui/material surface; use
Grid() (and Stack() /
Container()) instead.
TabContext.static() gains a controlled
mode: pass value together with a writer that updates it (an
onChange on TabList.static() /
TabContext.static(), or Tab(href = ...) links
that change the URL) to make an external source the source of truth.
This enables URL-bound, bookmarkable tabs via
reactRouter::useParams(as = "value", ...), cross-component
tab synchronization, and programmatic tab activation. See the Tabs
vignette.
TabContext.static() now emits a development console
warning when it is used in controlled mode (value supplied)
without any onChange to move the active tab – the same
guidance React gives for a controlled <input> with no
handler – pointing you to either add an onChange or switch
to defaultValue.
new *.shinyInput() family of Shiny-wired input
wrappers covering the most commonly bound components (Autocomplete,
BottomNavigation, Button, Checkbox, Dialog, Drawer, IconButton, Input,
FilledInput, Fab, FormControlLabel, LoadingButton, Menu, MenuItem,
Modal, NativeSelect, OutlinedInput, Pagination, Radio, RadioGroup,
Rating, Select, Slider, Snackbar, StepButton, Switch, TabContext,
TabList, TabPanel, Tabs, TextField, ToggleButton, ToggleButtonGroup) and
matching update*.shinyInput() helpers.
new *.triggerId() family for binding overlay
components to an existing DOM element by id, with no server logic
required: Dialog.triggerId(),
Drawer.triggerId(), Menu.triggerId(),
Modal.triggerId(), Popover.triggerId(),
SwipeableDrawer.triggerId().
Autocomplete.shinyInput() now validates its
arguments and warns on conflicting renderInput /
inputProps / child element combinations.
new vignettes and gallery examples; the
mui-template-dashboard example is available as a live
deployment on Posit Connect.
@examplesIf interactive() blocks added to the headline
components (Button.shinyInput,
TextField.shinyInput, Slider.shinyInput,
Autocomplete.shinyInput, Dialog.triggerId,
Drawer.triggerId, ThemeProvider,
muiMaterialPage).Authors@R as
copyright holders of the bundled JavaScript.LICENSE.note documenting third-party
MIT-licensed code shipped in inst/www/muiMaterial/.muiMaterial is an independent
community wrapper, not affiliated with or endorsed by MUI Inc.shiny.react and modern Shiny.@mui/material updated to 9.0.0; @mui/lab
tracks the upstream 9.0.0-beta.2 release (Material UI Lab is published
as a beta channel upstream — see
https://mui.com/material-ui/about-the-lab/).license-webpack-plugin).muiMaterial S3 class with a print() method
now applied to all components for browsable preview in the R
console.R/components.R,
R/inputs.R and the Material UI Lab components.muiMaterialPage():
materialSymbols argument.Icon().addFontRoboto to
useFontRoboto.triggerId functions for managing React internal
states: Drawer.triggerId(), Menu.triggerId(),
SwipeableDrawer.triggerId().muiMaterial S3 class to all components with a
print() method for browsable preview.@mui/lab.TabContext, TabList,
TabPanel) sourced from @mui/lab.@mui/lab component code from lab.R
into components.R and inputs.R.mui-template-dashboard example to use new R
functions.inherits() instead of
class() for shiny.tag checks.muiMaterialPage() gives access to Google icons
(symbols) and Roboto font.muiMaterialDependency()