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Crystal Toolkit Demonstration App
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You can visit the current Crystal Toolkit web app `here. <https://next-gen.materialsproject.org/toolkit>`_
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The new Materials Project website is powered by the Crystal Toolkit framework, visit it
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`here. <https://next-gen.materialsproject.org>`_. This includes the original "Crystal
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Toolkit" app `available here <https://next-gen.materialsproject.org/toolkit>`_.
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Crystal Toolkit Web Framework
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Crystal Toolkit is designed as a modular, object-orientated suite of UI components
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built upon the `Dash framework by Plotly <https://dash.plot.ly>`_. The main Crystal Toolkit web app is just
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built upon the `Dash framework by Plotly <https://dash.plot.ly>`_. The Crystal Toolkit web app is just
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one example of using these components.
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The custom Dash components developed for use by Crystal Toolkit are available at
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`mp-react-components <https://github.com/materialsproject/mp-react-components>`_. These
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can be explored interactively in our
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`Storybook <https://materialsproject.github.io/mp-react-components/?path=/story/introduction-mp-react-components--page>`_.
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These components can also be installed and used independently of Crystal Toolkit.
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Installation
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