@one-platform/opc-nav v0.0.4-prerelease

opc-nav Component 👋

Opc-Nav is a fully customizable web component developed using Lit elements for Red Hat One Platform. Its primarily used as the navigation bar that contains links, menu buttons, and logo.

Prerequisites

Opc-Nav is implement under Red Hat design guidelines. Therefore the component uses Red Hat official font. This can be easily imported with google cdn at the top of HTML document.

<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com" />
<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossorigin />
<link
  href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Red+Hat+Display&display=swap"
  rel="stylesheet"
/>
<link
  href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Red+Hat+Text&display=swap"
  rel="stylesheet"
/>

Guidelines

Details

It is a mandatory slot component that contains the product logo, positioned at the left extreme. The best component would be an image component. The height of the image must be within 60px, which is the height of the navbar. It can be changed with the CSS variable --opc-nav-height.

Code

<opc-nav>
  <img slot="opc-nav-logo" />
  <opc-nav-search slot="opc-nav-search"></opc-nav-search>
</opc-nav>

Screenshot

Details

Links are the quick reference links for easy navigation, positioned after the logo along the middle. By default, it could be added with the links attribute. We can also customize the entire links by using slot opc-nav-menu-links. This will replace the entire links component container.

Code

<opc-nav>
  <img slot="opc-nav-logo" src="" alt="logo" />
  <opc-nav-search slot="opc-nav-search"></opc-nav-search>
</opc-nav>

const links = [
  { name: 'Blog', href: '#' },
  { name: 'Documentation', href: '#' },
];
document.querySelector('opc-nav').links = links;

Screenshot

Details

The nav buttons, enable utility actions that enhance the user experience. By default, opc-nav provides two buttons with there corresponding events. Menu buttons can be replaced with the slot opc-nav-btn. Icon buttons with size of 60px are prefered. activeMenu property provides active class styling to show users which one is selected. It accepts menu | notification as value.

Code (Default)

<opc-nav>
  <img slot="opc-nav-logo" src="" alt="logo" />
  <opc-nav-search slot="opc-nav-search"></opc-nav-search>
</opc-nav>

Screenshot

Code (Search hidden and custom button)

<opc-nav>
  <img slot="opc-nav-logo" src="" alt="logo" />
  <button slot="opc-nav-btn">R</button>
</opc-nav>

Screenshot

Details

opc-nav-search is a search component for the opc-nav. It enables modular control on how the search works. It has events opc-nav-search:change on input change and opc-nav-search:search on search submit.

Code (Default)

<opc-nav>
  <opc-nav-search slot="opc-nav-search"></opc-nav-search>
</opc-nav>

document
  .querySelector('opc-nav-search')
  .addEventListener('opc-nav-search:change', function (event) {
    console.log(event.detail.value);
  });
document
  .querySelector('opc-nav-search')
  .addEventListener('opc-nav-search:submit', function (event) {
    console.log(event.detail.value);
  });

Slots

There are total 4 slots of which 3 are optional and one is mandatory

Mandatory Slots

• opc-nav-logo: To set the logo of the application in navbar. Suggested component would be an <img/>

Optional Slots

• opc-nav-menu-links: Container component that contains various nav links. If not given and links attribute will be shown.

• opc-nav-search: Container component that contains the search component.

• opc-nav-btn: The buttons at end of the navbar used for various actions. If not provided by default Notification Bell Button and Menu Button will be shown with corresponding events.

Attributes

opc-nav

• links
  • Type: Array
  • Default value:

document.querySelector('opc-nav').links = [{ name: 'Blog', href: '#' }];

• activeButton
  • Type: menu | notification
  • Default value: null

document.querySelector('opc-nav').activeMenu = 'menu';

opc-nav-search

• value
  • Type: String
  • Default value: ""

document.querySelector('opc-nav-search').value = 'Search';

• placeholder
  • Type: String
  • Default value: Search application, documents, contents etc

document.querySelector('opc-nav-search').placeholder = 'Search';

Events

opc-nav

There are two events emitted by opc-nav both are dispatched on click of navbar notification(bell icon) and menu(grid icon) button.

1. opc-nav-btn-menu:click

Dispatched on menu(grid icon) button click.

Example:

document
  .querySelector('opc-nav')
  .addEventListener('opc-nav-btn-menu:click', function (event) {
    alert('menu got clicked');
  });

2. opc-nav-btn-notification:click

Dispatched on notification(bell icon) button click.

Example:

document
  .querySelector('opc-nav')
  .addEventListener('opc-nav-btn-notification:click', function (event) {
    alert('notification got clicked');
  });

opc-nav-search

1. opc-nav-search:change

Dispatched on input change of search.

Example:

document
  .querySelector('opc-nav-search')
  .addEventListener('opc-nav-search:change', function (event) {
    console.log(event.detail.value);
  });

2. opc-nav-btn-notification:click

Dispatched on notification(bell icon) button click.

Example:

document
  .querySelector('opc-nav')
  .addEventListener('opc-nav-search:submit', function (event) {
    alert(event.detail.value);
  });

CSS Variables

opc-nav

opc-nav-search

Install

npm install

Usage

Install opc-nav

npm install --save @one-platform/opc-nav

For VanillaJS

• Import component

import '@one-platform/opc-nav/dist/opc-nav';

• Add component in html

<opc-nav> </opc-nav>

For Angular

• In your app.module include the CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA and import the component

import { NgModule, CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA } from '@angular/core';
import '@one-platform/opc-nav/dist/opc-nav';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [AppComponent],
  imports: [BrowserModule],
  schemas: [CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA],
  providers: [],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent],
})
export class AppModule {}

• Add component in any component html template

<opc-nav> </opc-nav>

For React

• Import the component in App.js

import '@one-platform/opc-nav/dist/opc-nav';

• Add component in any component html render

<opc-nav> </opc-nav>

Development server

• Run development server

npm run dev opc-nav

Build

npm run build opc-nav

Run tests

npm run test

🤝 Contributors

👤 akhilmhdh