A developer installs Material UI dependencies in a Next.js project using VS Code. The process includes setting up a root layout with cache and theme providers, creating a client-side dark theme, and incorporating CSS baseline and container components for responsive styling.
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0:00 So next we're going to install Material UI, the world's most 0:04 popular React UI framework. That's gonna give us a library of 0:08 good-looking reusable components we can use out of the box to build a 0:12 great-looking and functioning React app 0:15 and it's built completely mobile first, so it's totally responsive, 0:19 helping us to build a really great UI without much effort. 0:23 So back in VS Code, I've gone ahead and opened a terminal so I can MPM 0:27 install the dependencies we need. 0:29 So we're gonna need MUI/material, 0:32 emotion/react, 0:36 emotion/styled 0:40 @mui/material-nextjs 0:46 and finally emotion/cache. 0:52 And I'll make sure we go ahead and save these dependencies 0:55 as dependencies in our package JSON after we finish installing them. 1:00 All right. So now that we have the dependencies we need, 1:02 we have to provide a 1:04 global wrapper around our entire application that 1:08 Material UI system is going to use to actually 1:12 collect the CSS necessary to display our MUI 1:15 components on the Next.js server. 1:18 So to do this, we're going to edit our common root 1:21 layout.tsx which as we know, is going to be the 1:25 root component for our application that's going to wrap all other components 1:29 since this is the root layout.tsx component. 1:34 Therefore, we can simply go inside of our existing 1:37 body 1:38 and let's open this up so we can add a new component, and this is gonna be the 1:42 app router cache provider 1:46 component. And then we'll take the children, 1:48 which are all the other 1:49 components in our application, and make sure they're included inside this 1:53 cache 1:53 provider as children. So go ahead and add this 1:57 import from 1:58 mui/materialnextjs/v13-approuter. 2:04 So this is gonna ensure that our styles are gonna be appended to 2:08 the 2:08 head of our 2:10 HTML document, which is exactly what we want. 2:13 So next up I want to set up a theme for our application so that we have
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