org.webjars.npm:angular-material-sidemenu

WebJar for angular-material-sidemenu


Keywords
angular, angular-material, navigation, ui-router
License
MIT

Documentation

Angular Material Sidemenu

Introduction

This is a package to create navigation menus using Angular Material. This follows all guidelines provided by Google.

Installation

This package can be installed using npm and bower:

  • npm install angular-material-sidemenu
  • bower install angular-material-sidemenu

Usage

Include the script and css files in you html and add ngMaterialSidemenu in you module. Also this module has support for browserify.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/angular-material-sidemenu.css">
<script src="path/to/angular-material-sidemenu.js"></script>

After that you can add the following markup:

<md-sidemenu locked="true">
  <md-sidemenu-group>
    <md-subheader class="md-no-sticky">Caption</md-subheader>

    <md-sidemenu-content md-icon="home" md-heading="Menu 1" md-arrow="true">
      <md-sidemenu-button href="#">Submenu 1</md-sidemenu-button>
      <md-sidemenu-button href="#">Submenu 2</md-sidemenu-button>
      <md-sidemenu-button href="#">Submenu 3</md-sidemenu-button>
    </md-sidemenu-content>
  </md-sidemenu-group>

  <md-sidemenu-group>
    <md-divider></md-divider>

    <md-subheader class="md-no-sticky">Caption</md-subheader>

    <md-sidemenu-button href="#">Menu 4</md-sidemenu-button>
  </md-sidemenu-group>
</md-sidemenu>

The <md-sidemenu> is the main directive to hold all navigation items.

The <md-sidemenu-group> is needed to create groups of content.

The <md-sidemenu-content> define the collapsible navigation element and theres some attributes to setup. The md-icon add an icon before the md-heading and the md-arrow add an arrow after the heading.

The <md-sidemenu-button> add the buttons inside the navigation.

Pretty easy!

License

MIT