The current writing direction for your app. This defaults to "ltr" but
should be changed to "rtl" if using a language that is read from right to
left.
An optional default size to use for your app. This is really only helpful when trying to do server side rendering or initial page render since the default behavior is to check and update the size once mounted in the DOM.
The min width for a large desktop screen.
The min width for a desktop screen.
Boolean if the ripple component should not be triggered after a
"programmatic" ripple effect. This would be if the .click() function is
called on an element through javascript or some other means.
Boolean if the ripple effect should be disabled for all child components that use the Ripple states.
Boolean if the default tooltip hover mode should be disabled.
An object of any overrides for the FormThemeProvider.
An object of all the configurable icons that you want to override throughout react-md.
An optional function to call when the app gets resized based on media
queries. This is useful if you want to store the current app state in redux
if you can't always access this state with the useAppSize hook.
An change handler for the app size. This will be called each time the app size changes based on a window resize event and will be provided the next size and the previous size.
The max width to use for phones. This one is a max width unline the others since everything from 0 to this value will be considered a phone.
The class names to apply during the different stages for the ripple animation. You probably don't want to use this.
The amount of time before a ripple finishes its animation. You probably don't want to change this value unless you updated the duration in scss or changed the different class names for the ripple animation.
The max width for a tablet device. This should normally be 1px less than
the desktopMinWidth, but it can be any value if needed. The tablet has a
range of min to max so that you can have a bit more control.
The min width for a tablet device.
The default delay before the tooltip hover mode is enabled.
The delay before the tooltip should become visible.
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The children that should gain this configuration. This is required since there's really no reason to use this component if you don't have children that consume the React context.