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side-navigation

v1.0.4

Published

A light-weight, no-dependency side navigation implementation in ES6

Downloads

22

Readme

side-navigation

A light-weight side navigation implementation in ES6

Installation

npm install side-navigation

Usage

import sideNavigation from 'side-navigation';

new sideNavigation({ options });

Options

navigation: querySelector for the main navigation container

toggleButton: querySelector for the menu toggle button

position: (optional :: string) is either 'left' or 'right' and describes from where the navigation slides in, default: 'left'

closed: (optional :: boolean) describes if the navigation is open or closed during initialisation

Example

new sideNavigation({
    navigation: 'nav#menu',
    toggleButton: '#toggle',
    position: 'right',
    closed: true
})

Styling

Styling is absolutely up to you and your creative freedom. However, side-navigation merely adds a single class to your sidenav when you close it which requires the following:

#menu.navigation-closed{
	transform: translateX(-102%);
}

Therefore your normal style should contain something along the lines:

#menu {
	transform: translateX(0);
}

Contributing

Ideas and discussion is highly appreciated. Simply open up an issue or PR.