Antd-pro-page-tabs NPM

antd-pro-page-tabs

Page tabs component for umi or ant design pro projects. 🚴🏻

demo

Demos

Features

Enable/disable opening pages in tab by setting RouteWatcher or not
Keep pages' states alive when switching between tabs
Close opened tabs by click x button
Tab and route is a one-to-one relationship, pages of different route will be in different tabs, different pages of same route (like news detail pages) will be in the same tab (new page replace the old)
If all tabs are closed, page of root route '/' will be opened
With right-click context menus to: 1. close target tab; 2. close tabs to the right; 3. close all tabs.
I18n support

Requirements

React >= 16.8.x (I use react hooks under the hood)
UmiJS >= 3.x
Ant Design >= 4

Usage

📦📦 Install

yarn add antd-pro-page-tabs

npm install antd-pro-page-tabs

🔧🔧 Setup

This project depends on umi's routing system and @umijs/plugin-layout , all top level routes should be wrapped in a TabLayout, and pages need to be displayed in a Tab should be wrapped by a RouteWatcher in order to notify the library when that page open..

Since umi's config file only receive strings as route component's values, we can create two files in our project and import/export TabLayout and RouteWatcher from the library.

For example, we create TabLayout.tsx and RouteWatcher.tsx in src/components/PageTab:

TabLayout.tsx:

import { TabLayout } from 'antd-pro-page-tabs';

export default TabLayout;

To customize context menu labels, you can:

import React from 'react'
import { TabLayout } from 'antd-pro-page-tabs';

const contextMenuLabels = {
  closeTab: '关闭标签',
  closeRightTabs: '关闭右侧标签',
  closeAllTabs: '关闭所有标签'
}

export default (props: any) => {
  const { children } = props
  return (
    <TabLayout {...props} contextMenuLabels={contextMenuLabels} />
  )
}

And, here we go!

customize context menu

RouteWatcher.tsx

import { RouteWatcher } from 'antd-pro-page-tabs';

export default RouteWatcher;

🌍🌍 I18N

If your website need i18n, you can dynamically set a tabLocalName with its value set to a local version:

import React from 'react';
import { RouteWatcher } from 'antd-pro-page-tabs';
import { useIntl } from 'umi';

export default function (props: any) {
  const intl = useIntl();
  const { route } = props;
  if (route.tabLocalId) {
    route.tabLocalName = intl.formatMessage({ id: route.tabLocalId, defaultMessage: route.name });
  }
  return <RouteWatcher {...props} />
}

Next, we update the routing configuration of our project:

const RouteWatcher = '@/components/PageTab/RouteWatcher';

export default {
  ...
  // i18n support
  locale: {
    default: 'zh-CN',
    antd: true,
    baseNavigator: true,
    baseSeparator: '-',
  },
  routes: [
    {
      path: '/',
      component: '@/components/PageTab/TabLayout',
      flatMenu: true, // lift sub-routes up to top
      routes: [
        {
          name: 'Home',
          tabLocalId: 'menu.Home', // id for i18n
          icon: 'smile',
          path: '/home',
          component: '@/pages/home',
          wrappers: [RouteWatcher],
        },
        {
          name: 'About',
          tabLocalId: 'menu.About',
          icon: 'smile',
          path: '/about',
          component: '@/pages/about',
          wrappers: [RouteWatcher],
        },
        {
          name: 'Contact',
          tabLocalId: 'menu.Contact',
          icon: 'smile',
          path: '/contact',
          component: '@/pages/contact',
          wrappers: [RouteWatcher],
        }
      ],
    },
  ],
}

💥 Don't forget to set flatMenu of the root route to true, it will hide the root route menu and lift the sub-routes to the top level, and then menus will be created for them.

💎💎 How to use with `BasicLayout`?

If your projects use customized layouts such as BasicLayout instead of pro-layout directly，to use page tabs with these layouts we can simply wrap children with TabLayout component:

BasicLayout.js:

import { TabLayout } from 'antd-pro-page-tabs';

function BasicLayout(props){
  return (
    <div>
      <TabLayout {...props}>
        {children}
      </TabLayout>
    </div>
  )
}