I have react and react-dom 15.4.2 installed on the React starter kit I'm using and I'm trying to install material-ui; however, npm is telling me for the latest version of material UI (understandably) we need a higher version of React (16.0).
Is there a way for me to directly install the version of material-ui which is compatible with the dependencies currently existing in my package.json file? (ie I don't know which version this will be and I was wondering if there was a quick way to do this/look it up).
You can check the peerDependencies of a npm package with npm view <package-name>@<package version> peerDependencies
.
Eg npm view material-ui@0.17.3 peerDependencies
would list
{ react: '^15.4.0',
'react-dom': '^15.4.0',
'react-tap-event-plugin': '^2.0.1' }
You still would have to look up the versions from their github.
You can install your specific material-ui/core version.
For example:
npm i @material-ui/core@4.11.4
You can check the latest release material-UI version on this official webpage: https://mui.com/versions/
You can check your installed material-UI and other packages & versions.
Open the "package.json" file then you can see your installed packages and versions.
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