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rc-material-sidebar
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rc-material-sidebar is a lightweight React component designed to streamline the implementation of a sidebar navigation system with support for collapsing and expanding views. This component is ideal for applications requiring a sidebar that can toggle between a compact (collapsed) and expanded state, enhancing user experience and optimizing screen real estate.
You can easily install rc-material-sidebar via your packeage manager.
npm install rc-material-sidebar
yarn add rc-material-sidebar
import Sidebar from "rc-material-sidebar";
const items = [
{
key: "1", //unique
label:"First Menu"
link:"/yourpath"
icon:<MailIcon/>//material icon
},
{
key: "2", //unique
label:"Second Menu" // have childrens
icon:<MailIcon/>//material icon
children:[
{
key: "3", //unique
label:"child menu one"
link:"/yourpath"
icon:<MailIcon/>//material icon
},
{
key: "4", //unique
label:"child menu two"
link:"/yourpath"
icon:<MailIcon/>//material icon
}
]
}
];
const onClick = (e, item) => {
console.log(e, item)
}
return (
<Sidebar
items={items}
variant={open ? "full" : "mini"}
onClick={onClick}
//
/>
);
Collapse and Expand : Easily switch between a compact (collapsed) and expanded view of the sidebar. Flexible Integration: Seamlessly integrate into React applications to enhance navigation functionality. Customizable: Configure appearance and behavior to suit your application's design and user experience needs.
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rc material sidebar
We found that rc-material-sidebar demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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