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a simple svelte scrollable tabs with a lot of additional features and with fully supporting of RTL mode

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svelte-tabs-scrollable

A simple svelte scrollable tabs with a lot of additional features and with fully supporting of RTL mode This package is the Svelte version of react-tabs-scrollable package!!

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Install

npm install --save svelte-tabs-scrollable
yarn add svelte-tabs-scrollable

Demo

Demo

Features

  • This package is the svelte version of react-tabs-scrollable package!!
  • Easy to start with it takes you less than minute to start it up!
  • It has many features and so easy to customize
  • Fully support for RTL (actually the reason why I built this component is because RTL)
  • You can control in literally everything inside it
  • Great to use in navigation , menus and lists or any proper use for tabs
  • And much more ..

Usage


<script>


import Tabs from 'svelte-tabs-scrollable/Tabs.svelte';
import Tab from 'svelte-tabs-scrollable/Tab.svelte';

// define the initail state of the active tab to start with
let activeTab = 10;

</script>
<Tabs {activeTab} >
	{#each [...Array(33).keys()] as item}
		<Tab>
			tab {item}
		</Tab>
	{/each}
</Tabs>

Advanced example


<script>
	// @ts-nocheck

	import Tabs from 'svelte-tabs-scrollable/Tabs.svelte';
	import Tab from 'svelte-tabs-scrollable/Tab.svelte';

	let isRTL = false;
	const onClick = () => {
		isRTL = !isRTL;
	};
	let activeTab = 13;
	const onTabClick = (e, index) => {
		console.log(index);
	};
	$: {
		if (typeof window !== 'undefined') {
			const body = window.document.body;
			isRTL ? (body.dir = 'rtl') : (body.dir = 'ltr');
		}
	}
	let goToEnd;
	let goToStart;
	let showTabsScroll = false;
	let hideNavBtns = false;
	const didReachEnd = (val) => {
		// sets if the tabs reached the end point of the tab's container
	};
	const didReachStart = (val) => {
		// sets if the tabs reached the start point of the tab's container
	};
</script>

<!-- I couldn't add comments between the <Tabs/>'s props -_- -->
<Tabs
	{activeTab}
	{onTabClick}
	bind:goToEnd
	bind:goToStart
	{isRTL}
	{didReachStart}
	{didReachEnd}
	scrollSelectedToCenterOfView={false}
	scrollSelectedToEndOfView={false}
	animationDuration={300}
	hideNavBtnsOnMobile={true}
	{showTabsScroll}
	{hideNavBtns}
	tabsClassName="ss"
	tabsContainerClassName="ss"
>
	{#each [...Array(33).keys()] as item}
          <Tab
            as="a"
            asProps={{
                href: '/#',
                ['data-item']: item
            }}
            tabClassName="custom-class">
            tab {item}
         </Tab>
	{/each}
</Tabs>

<button on:click={() => goToEnd()}>go to end</button>
<button on:click={() => goToStart()}>go to start</button>
<button on:click={onClick}>{isRTL ? 'RTL' : 'LTR'}</button>
<div style="border : 1px solid #000; display: inline-block">
	<input bind:checked={showTabsScroll} type="checkbox" id="showTabsScroll" />
	<label for="showTabsScroll"> showTabsScroll : {showTabsScroll} </label>
</div>
<div style="border : 1px solid #000; display: inline-block">
	<input bind:checked={hideNavBtns} type="checkbox" id="hideNavBtns" />
	<label for="hideNavBtns"> hideNavBtns : {hideNavBtns}</label>
</div>

You can see the full examples in the demos's page

Tabs' API

NameDefaultTypeDescription
activeTab* -integerthe selected tab value which must be passed to the commponent
onTabClick-function function(event, value) => void callback function fires on tab click. It has two props, the first on is the event object the second on is the selected tab value
tabsContainerClassName- string adds a css class for the tabs' container
tabsClassName- stringadds a css class for the tabs
onLeftBtnClick- function onLeftBtnClick : a function that scrolls the tabs to the left. to use it you must bind it with the component like so bind:onLeftBtnClick
onRightBtnClick- function onRightBtnClick : a function that scrolls the tabs to the right. to use it you must bind it with the component like so bind:onRightBtnClick
goToStart- function goToStart : a function that scrolls to the start of the tabs container. to use it you must bind it with the component like so bind:goToStart
goToEnd- function goToEnd : a function that scrolls to the end of the tabs container. to use it you must bind it with the component like so bind:goToEnd
isRTLfalseboolean sets if the direction of the tabs is RTL or not
didReachEnd-function sets if the tabs reached the end point of the container didReachEnd={(val) => console.log(val)}
didReachStart-function sets if the tabs reached the start point of the container didReachStart={(val) => console.log(val)}
tabsScrollAmount3string | integer sets how many tabs you want to scroll on every move tabsScrollAmount={3}
animationDuration300s integer sets the animation duration of the scroll when you click on the navigation buttons note : this will overwirte the animationDuration value animationDuration={300}
rightBtnIconfeather arrow-right svg icon Svelte component sets the right navitgation button icon rightBtnIcon={SvelteComponent}
leftBtnIconfeather arrow-left svg icon Svelte component sets the left navitgation button icon leftBtnIcon={SvelteComponent}
hideNavBtnsfalse boolean hides the navigantion button hideNavBtns={false}
hideNavBtnsOnMobiletrue boolean hides the navigation buttons on mobile devices
showTabsScrollfalse boolean shows the scroll of the tabsn
scrollSelectedToCenterOfViewfalse boolean scroll the selected tab to the center of the view. I will add examples about it in the demos' page
scrollSelectedToEndOfViewfalse boolean scroll the selected tab to the end of the view. I will add examples about it in the demos' page

Tab's API

NameDefaultTypeDescription
asbutton string You can change the HTML element of the Tab 's component by passing as="a". this becomes handy if u wanted to use anchor with href or any custom element.

Note : if u want to pass props or attribute to the html element u must use asProps prop

asProps- object You can pass attributes to the element u passed with as prop. For example if you want as="a" and u want to pass href as an attribute. you can use asProps like so asProps={{ href: '/#', }}.

Note : this prop uses <svelte:element {...asProps} /> inisde so basically you can pass anything as prop to it!

tabClassNamests___tab sts___btnstringyou can pass a custom class to the Tab component

Please let me see your reviews and if there're any features you want me to add them to the project!

Dont forget to star the project on GITHUB 0_0

License

MIT © Mohammed Aliwi

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Package last updated on 05 Jan 2023

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