• Material Extensions
• Schematics support
• Modern design style
• Multiple admin layout
• Powerful color system
• Rich CSS helpers
• Dark mode support
• RTL support
• Internationalization
• Authentication
• HTTP interceptors
• Permissions management

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Which version to use?

The project has support ng add yet.

$ ng new <project-name>
$ cd <project-name>
$ ng add ng-matero

You can also git clone the starter repo to start. But it's not recommended.

$ git clone --depth=1 [email protected]:ng-matero/starter.git <project-name>
$ cd <project-name>
$ npm install

You can use the ng-matero schematics to generate a module or a page.

Generate a lazy loaded module.

$ ng g ng-matero:module <module-name>

The new module will be created in routes folder, it will be added in routes.module and its route declaration will be added in routes-routing.module automaticly.

Generate a page component in the module.

$ ng g ng-matero:page <page-name> -m=<module-name>

Generate a entry component in the page component.

$ ng g ng-matero:page <page-name>/<entry-component-name> -m=<module-name> -e=true

Just two steps after initializing the project, you can get a route page.

$ ng g ng-matero:module abc
$ ng g ng-matero:page def -m=abc

Take a look at http://localhost:4200/#/abc/def, enjoy it!

$ git clone [email protected]:ng-matero/ng-matero.git
$ cd ng-matero
$ npm install
$ npm run hmr

Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.

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