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Learn how to efficiently import all `Angular Material` modules into your Angular 9 project to enhance your application's UI with Material Design components.
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How to Import All Angular Material Modules in Angular 9

If you’re developing a project using Angular 9 and want to leverage the user-friendly and aesthetically appealing components provided by Angular Material, you might find yourself wondering how to efficiently import all the necessary modules. Incorporating Angular Material into your project can greatly enhance the UI, providing a modern look and feel to your application.

In this guide, we will guide you step-by-step on how to import all Angular Material modules into your Angular 9 application.

The Problem Statement

With Angular Material's extensive library of components, importing each module one at a time can be tedious and error-prone. Instead, we can create a dedicated module that imports all the necessary Angular Material components, allowing for quick and efficient access throughout our project.

The Solution: Creating a Material Module

To overcome this problem, we can create a new Angular module specifically for Angular Material. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Generate a Material Module

Open Your Terminal:
Navigate to the root directory of your Angular project in your terminal or command prompt.

Run the Following Command:
Use Angular CLI to generate a new module named Material which will automatically import it into your AppModule:

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The --module=app flag ensures that the newly created MaterialModule is added to the imports array of your AppModule, making it available throughout your application.

Step 2: Configuring the Material Module

Now that you have created the MaterialModule, the next step is to open and configure it by importing the necessary Angular Material components.

Locate the MaterialModule File:
Find the newly created file, typically located at src/app/material/material.module.ts.

Edit the MaterialModule File:
Open the file and import all the Angular Material components you wish to use. Here’s an example of the content you’ll want in your MaterialModule:

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Step 3: Usage in Your Templates

With your MaterialModule now set up, you can easily use any material component in your Angular templates.

For example, to add a Material Button:

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Conclusion

Congratulations! You have now created a centralized MaterialModule that imports all the Angular Material components. This setup not only simplifies the management of your Angular Material imports but also allows you to easily utilize Material UI components across your application.

Now you can develop your Angular projects with the powerful Angular Material library at your fingertips, enhancing both functionality and user experience.

Happy Coding!