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react-breadcrumbs
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React component use to generate a breadcrumb trail (compatible with React Router).
npm install --save react-breadcrumbs
Note: this version is only compatible with React-Router v4 and up. If you need a version that is compatible with React-Router v3 and below, use
npm install --save react-breadcrumbs@1.6.x
The /demo directory provide one example of how this
package can be used. See the /demo for the code powering the small
site.
This package exposes two components, a <Breadcrumbs> component to wrap
the entire application and a <Breadcrumb> component to use throughout
the different sections (e.g. <Route>s) within the application.
The top-level <Breadcrumbs> component accepts the following props:
className (string): A class name for the outer wrapper element.hidden (bool): Hide the inner breadcrumbs wrapper.setCrumbs (func): A function(crumbs: [Object]): [Object] which will be called before crumbs are rendered.wrapper (func|class): A react component to use for the inner wrapper.data (object): An extended location descriptor. See below...hidden (bool): Hide an individual breadcrumb (rarely needed).The data object allows any valid location descriptor key (e.g.
pathname or search) as well as a title prop:
{
title: 'Home', // Any valid `PropTypes.node`
pathname: '/',
// ... any other location descriptor values
}
The fact that the title can be any valid PropTypes.node allows for a huge
amount of customization. The following values are all valid:
title: 'Home'
title: <span title="Hovered!">Home</span>
title: <CustomComponent title="Home" icon="house" />
This project would not have been where it is today without massive contributions from
a whole lot of people (AUTHORS). Suport for React Router v4 support was written
entirely by (@skipjack).
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