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@dbaeka/react-navbar

v1.0.1

Published

> A responsive react navbar component

Downloads

9

Readme

React Navbar

A responsive react navbar component

This is a simple, extensible Navbar component for React. I built this because I realised that I kept creating navbars from scratch on every project.

It is responsive and the navbar items collapse into a hamburger menu on mobile.

Install

npm install --save @ovieokeh/react-navbar

Available Props

You can customise the look and content of the navbar by passing in the following props:

Navbar Props

| name | type | default value | isRequired | | ------------------ | ----------- | ------------- | ---------- | | className | string | | false | | menuClassName | string | | false | | brand | JSX.Element | | true | | leftLinks | JSX.Element | | false | | rightLinks | JSX.Element | | false | | theme | ThemeProps | | false | | shouldHideOnScroll | boolean | true | false | | shouldAnimate | boolean | true | false |

If you pass in a className prop, you can style this class in your custom css to customize the look and feel of the navbar even more.

ThemeProps

| prop | type | default value | | --------------- | ------ | ------------- | | mainColor | string | "#333333" | | backgroundColor | string | "#ffffff" | | menuBgColor | string | "#ffffff" | | height | string | "55px" | | sliderWidth | string | "100%" |

Usage

Play with a

import * as React from 'react'
import Navbar from '@ovie/react-navbar'

const navTheme = {
  mainColor: '#52b788',
  menuBgColor: '#edf7f3'
}

const navBrand = <a href={ROUTES.HOME}>Base Corp.</a>

const leftLinks = (
  <>
    <a href={ROUTES.PLANS}>Our Plans</a>
    <a href={ROUTES.FAQ}>How It Works</a>
    <a href={ROUTES.MENU}>Our Menus</a>
  </>
)

const rightLinks = (
  <>
    <a href={ROUTES.SIGNUP}>Get Started</a>
    <a href={ROUTES.SIGNIN}>Sign In</a>
  </>
)

const Example = () => {
  return (
    <div className="app">
      <Navbar
        className="navbar" // style .navbar in your css
        menuClassName="navbar--menu" // style .navbar--menu in your css
        brand={navBrand}
        theme={navTheme}
        leftLinks={leftLinks}
        rightLinks={rightLinks}
      />
    </div>
  )
}

Example