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ampersand-tab-view

v1.0.1

Published

Tabbed view for Ampersand.js

Downloads

3

Readme

ampersand-tab-view

Tabbed view for Ampersand.js

Usage

ampersand-tab-view can be instantiated like any ampersand view class:

var TabView = require('ampersand-tab-view')
var view = new TabView({ ... })

However, there are some arguments that you must provide:

  • el: The element in which the content of the tabs should be rendered
  • tabContainer: The DOM element in which the tabs itself should be rendered
  • tabViewClass: A view class for the tabs

To get a better overview, check out the example in example/.

Requirements for the tabViewClass

The tabViewClass must be specified when using ampersand-tab-view and is used to display single tabs. This way you have the ultimate control over the tab's look and feel.

When a new tab is opened, the view class is being instantiated with a TabViewModel set as model. This model has only two properties:

  • id: A random identifier. You probably won't need this one
  • title: The title of the tab. You define how (or if) it will be rendered

You also have the control over when a tab should be closed. Just trigger a close event if you want the tab and its content removed.

If you think a tab should be activated, trigger the activate event.

The library itself controls then which tab is active, which should be activated when one is closed and so on. To represent this visually, we defined two methods that should to be implemented in your tab view class:

  • activateTab: Just set the CSS class there
  • deactivateTab: You probably want to remove the CSS class again

API

openTab(title, contentView)

Opens (and activates) a new tab. Returns the tab's id.

activateTab(id)

Activate the tab with the given id.