Mobile friendly Ember menu component using CSS transitions. More effects and SVG path animations coming soon.
Check out the live demo here
This addon is compatible with and tested against Ember 2.x and higher.
ember install ember-side-menu
Import ember-side-menu styles in your application's app.scss
file.
@import "ember-side-menu";
{{#side-menu}}
component is a main container of your menu. Place it on some top level of your DOM
document for example in application.hbs
file.
{{#side-menu}}
<header class="navbar navbar-default">
<div class="navbar-header">
...
</div>
</header>
<ul class="nav">
<li class="header">Events</li>
<li>
{{#side-menu-link-to "new"}}
{{inline-svg "plus" class="icon"}}
New Event
{{/side-menu-link-to}}
</li>
<li class="divider"></li>
...
<li>
<a href="https://cowbell-labs.com/" target="_blank">
{{inline-svg "cowbell" class="icon cowbell"}}
Cowbell Labs
</a>
</li>
</ul>
{{/side-menu}}
{{content-backdrop}}
<div class="page-content">
{{partial "shared/navbar"}}
<main>
<div class="container">
{{outlet}}
</div>
</main>
{{outlet "footer"}}
</div>
initialTapAreaWidth
to the edge, default: 20If you want to add backdrop to the rest of the layout while menu opening, then just place {{content-backdrop}}
component after {{#side-menu}}
component.
{{#side-menu}}
...
{{/side-menu}}
{{content-backdrop}}
Like a button component to toggle menu.
You can use default toggle button consist with some toggle bars
{{side-menu-toggle}}
You can use your own design block.
{{#side-menu-toggle}}
<span class="glyphicon glyphicon-menu-hamburger"></span>
{{/side-menu-toggle}}
You can create a custom one by extending the main component.
import SideMenuToggle from "ember-side-menu/components/side-menu-toggle";
export default SideMenuToggle.extend({
tagName: "button",
classNames: ["navbar-btn", "btn", "btn-link", "pull-left"],
});
Works like a standard {{link-to}}
helper, but also closes the menu.
{{#side-menu-link-to "new"}}
New Event
{{/side-menu-link-to}
There is a possiblity to declare more instances of side menu components, and control them separately.
Default menu id is default
and it could be omitted, if you want to use more than one instance of side-menu
you should not forget about setting relevant menuId
for connected menu components.
{{#side-menu side="left" id="leftMenu"}}
Left Menu
{{/side-menu}}
{{#side-menu side="right" id="rightMenu"}}
Right Menu
{{/side-menu}}
{{side-menu-toggle menuId="leftMenu"}}
{{side-menu-toggle menuId="rightMenu"}}
{{content-backdrop menuId="leftMenu"}}
{{content-backdrop menuId="rightMenu"}}
There is an available sideMenu
service to control the menu.
export default Ember.Route.extend({
sideMenu: Ember.inject.service(),
actions: {
openSideMenu() {
this.get("sideMenu").open();
},
},
});
For backward compability there is a possiblity to control or check default
menu properties directly on service object.
When using mutliple menus or changing default menuId
then menu's state is held in menus
object.
For example to get isOpen
property for menu with id sampleMenu
we can use this.get("sideMenu.menus.sampleMenu.isOpen"
.
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