ionic-ios-headerv4 v0.0.6

Ionic iOS Header

Simple ionic module that emulates iOS 11 headers. Still in development 😎

Try it on StackBlitz!

Features:

• Easy to setup 🏂
• Searchbar support 🔍
• Android fallback 🤖
• Customizable 👨‍🎨️

How do I install it?

Install it from npm:

npm i --save ionic-ios-header

You just need to import the module:

import { IonicIOSHeaderModule } from 'ionic-ios-header';
@NgModule({
  ...
  imports: [
    IonicIOSHeaderModule
  ]
  ...
});

How do I use it?

It's easy! Just use the header-content component, instead of ion-header and ion-content, in your page!

<header-content search="true" [(query)]="query" title="Photos">
  //What you put here will be placed inside ion-content
  <ion-card *ngFor="let photo of photos;  let i = index">
    <img [src]="photo"/>
  </ion-card>
</header-content>

This is a pretty complete example:

• search attribute displays a searchbar if set.
• query attribute 2-way-binds a variable to the search input: no need to manage events!
• title attribute is self-explanatory

Styles:

You can use pre-made styles make the header even cooler! At the moment there are two:

• blur-overlay which is my attempt at emulating the native blur effect found in iOS 11 headers.
• white-noborder which displays a white background header whith no borders.

Simply import one in your src/theme/variables.css

@import "../../node-modules/ionic-ios-header/scss/blur-overlay";
@import "ionic.globals";

It is also possible to change default variables for the blur overlay:

$filter: blur(300px);
$background: rgba(255,255,255,0.3);
@import "../../node-modules/ionic-ios-header/scss/blur-overlay";
@import "ionic.globals";

Work in progress:

• Unit Tests
• Custom templates
• Code cleaning, missing types
• Complete documentation