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A VueJs powered Sidebar to drop into your projects with ease.
SideVue requires a bundler like Webpack or Browserify
Sidevue now uses vue 2. If you need the sidebar for vue 1 use Sidevue version ^1.0.0
npm install --save sidevue
You can have as many Sidebars as you want. We support from top, bottom, left, right moving sidebars.
import sidevue from 'sidevue';
Vue.component('sidevue', sidevue);
E.g.:
<sidevue close-gap="50px" open-gap="50%" direction="top" sidevue-class="yourCustomClass">
/* Sidebar Content */
</sidevue>
<sidevue close-gap="-50px" open-gap="400rem" direction="bottom" sidevue-class="yourCustomClass">
<sidevue close-gap="50px" open-gap="50%" direction="left" sidevue-class="yourCustomClass">
<sidevue close-gap="50px" open-gap="50%" direction="right" sidevue-class="yourCustomClass">
The sideVueBus
lets you talk with your sidebars
import { sideVueBus } from 'sidevue';
sideVueBus.$on('sidevue-close' + sidevueId, function);
sideVueBus.$on('sidevue-open' + sidevueId, function);
sideVueBus.$on('sidevue-toggle' + sidevueId, function);
If you have only one sidebar you can omit the id -> this works too
import { sideVueBus } from 'sidevue';
sideVueBus.$on('sidevue-toggle', function);
FAQs
A VueJs powered Sidebar -> A SideVue
The npm package sidevue receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, sidevue popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sidevue demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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