sclaravel / menus
Laravel Menus
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Requires
- php: ^8.0|^8.1
- ext-json: *
- laravel/framework: ^9.0
Requires (Dev)
- mockery/mockery: ^1.0
- phpunit/phpunit: ^8.0|^9.3
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-11-22 19:48:04 UTC
README
- Installation
- Creating A Menu
- Menu Presenter
- View Presenter
- Rendering Menu
- Menu Inheritance
- Set sub-active
Installation
You can install the through composer command line.
composer require sclaravel/menus
Publish package's assets by running:
php artisan vendor:publish
Creating A Menu
You can define your menus in app/Menus/Left.php
file. That file will loaded automatically by this package.
To create a menu, simply call the create
or make
method from Menu
facade. The first parameter is the menu name and the second parameter is
callback
for defining menu items.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) { // define your menu items here });
Menu::make('navbar', function($menu) {
// define your menu items here
});
As explained before, we can defining menu item in the callback by accessing $menu
variable, which the variable is instance of
TysonLaravel\Menus\Builder
class.
To defining a plain URL, you can use ->url()
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) { // URL , Title, Attributes $menu->url('home', 'Home', ['target' => 'blank']); });
If you have named route, you define the menu item by calling ->route()
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) { $menu->route( 'users.show', // route name 'View Profile', // title ['id' => 1], // route parameters ['target' => 'blank'] // attributes ); });
You can also defining the menu item via array by calling ->add()
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) { $menu->add([ 'url' => 'about', 'title' => 'About', 'attributes' => [ 'target' => '_blank' ] ]); $menu->add([ 'route' => ['profile', ['user' => 'gravitano']], 'title' => 'Visit My Profile', 'attributes' => [ 'target' => '_blank' ] ]); });
To create a dropdown menu, you can call to ->dropdown()
method and passing the first parameter by title of dropdown and the second parameter by closure callback that retrive $sub
variable. The $sub
variable is the the instance of TysonLaravel\Menus\MenuItem
class.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
$menu->url('/', 'Home');
$menu->dropdown('Settings', function ($sub) {
$sub->url('settings/account', 'Account');
$sub->url('settings/password', 'Password');
$sub->url('settings/design', 'Design');
});
});
You can also create a dropdown inside dropdown by using ->dropdown()
method. This will allow to to create a multilevel menu items.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu)
{
$menu->url('/', 'Home');
$menu->dropdown('Account', function ($sub) {
$sub->url('profile', 'Visit My Profile');
$sub->dropdown('Settings', function ($sub) {
$sub->url('settings/account', 'Account');
$sub->url('settings/password', 'Password');
$sub->url('settings/design', 'Design');
});
$sub->url('logout', 'Logout');
});
});
You may also define a divider for each menu item. You can divide between menu item by using ->divider()
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
$menu->url('/', 'Home');
$menu->divider();
$menu->url('profile', 'Profile')
});
You may also add a dropdown header for the specified menu item by using ->header()
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
$menu->url('/', 'Home')
$menu->dropdown('Settings', function ($sub) {
$sub->header('ACCOUNT');
$sub->url('/settings/design', 'Design');
$sub->divider();
$sub->url('logout', 'Logout');
});
});
You may order the menu by specify order
parameter.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
// url, title, order, attributes
$menu->url('/', 'Home', 1);
// url, title, route parameters, order, attributes
$menu->route('/', 'About', ['user' => '1'], 2);
// title, order, callback attributes
$menu->dropdown('Settings', function ($sub) {
$sub->header('ACCOUNT');
$sub->url('/settings/design', 'Design');
$sub->divider();
$sub->url('logout', 'Logout');
}, 3);
});
You may also set the order value by calling ->order
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
$menu->url('/', 'Home', ['icon' => 'fa fa-dashboard'])->order(1);
$menu->route('/', 'About', ['user' => '1'], ['icon' => 'fa fa-user'])->order(2);
$menu->dropdown('Settings', function ($sub) {
$sub->header('ACCOUNT');
$sub->url('/settings/design', 'Design');
$sub->divider();
$sub->url('logout', 'Logout');
})->order(3);
});
By default ordering feature is disabled. You can enable the ordering
feature in your config file. Just update value of ordering
config to true
and now your menu will ordered by order
key.
// File: config/menus.php
return [
'ordering' => true
];
You may also enable or disable menu ordering for each menu via ->enableOrdering
and ->disableOrdering
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
// disable menu ordering
$menu->enableOrdering();
// disable menu ordering
$menu->disableOrdering();
});
You can also create a lots of menu with different name and menu items.
Menu::create('menu1', function($menu) { $menu->route('home', 'Home'); $menu->url('profile', 'Profile'); }); Menu::create('menu2', function($menu) { $menu->route('home', 'Home'); $menu->url('profile', 'Profile'); });
Menu Presenter
This package included with some presenter classes that used for converting menu to html tag. By default the generated menu style is bootstrap navbar
. But, there are also several different menu styles.
You can apply the menu style via ->style()
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
$menu->style('nav-pills');
});
Or you can set which presenter to present the menu style via ->setPresenter()
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) { $menu->setPresenter('TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\Bootstrap\NavTabPresenter'); });
You can also set which style of presenter when you rendering a menu.
Menu::render('navbar', 'navbar-right'); Menu::render('navbar', 'TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\Bootstrap\NavPillsPresenter');
The List of Available Menu Presenter Class
You can create your own presenter class. Make sure your presenter is extends to TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\Presenter
and implements
to 'TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\PresenterInterface'.
For example, this is zurb-top-bar
presenter.
use TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\Presenter; class ZurbTopBarPresenter extends Presenter { /** * {@inheritdoc } */ public function getOpenTagWrapper() { return PHP_EOL . '<section class="top-bar-section">' . PHP_EOL; } /** * {@inheritdoc } */ public function getCloseTagWrapper() { return PHP_EOL . '</section>' . PHP_EOL; } /** * {@inheritdoc } */ public function getMenuWithoutDropdownWrapper($item) { return '<li'.$this->getActiveState($item).'><a href="'. $item->getUrl() .'">'.$item->getIcon().' '.$item->title.'</a></li>'; } /** * {@inheritdoc } */ public function getActiveState($item) { return \Request::is($item->getRequest()) ? ' class="active"' : null; } /** * {@inheritdoc } */ public function getDividerWrapper() { return '<li class="divider"></li>'; } /** * {@inheritdoc } */ public function getMenuWithDropDownWrapper($item) { return '<li class="has-dropdown"> <a href="#"> '.$item->getIcon().' '.$item->title.' </a> <ul class="dropdown"> '.$this->getChildMenuItems($item).' </ul> </li>' . PHP_EOL; ; } }
To use this costum presenter, you can use the setPresenter
method.
Menu::create('zurb-top-bar', function($menu) { $menu->setPresenter('ZurbTopBarPresenter'); });
Menu style is like an alias to a presenter. You can register your style from your costum presenter in the configuration file in config/menus.php
.
return array( 'navbar' => 'TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\Bootstrap\NavbarPresenter', 'navbar-right' => 'TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\Bootstrap\NavbarRightPresenter', 'nav-pills' => 'TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\Bootstrap\NavPillsPresenter', 'nav-tab' => 'TysonLaravel\Menus\Presenters\Bootstrap\NavTabPresenter', 'zurb-top-bar' => 'ZurbTopBarPresenter', );
Now, you can use a style like this.
Menu::create('zurb-top-bar', function($menu) { $menu->style('zurb-top-bar'); });
View Presenter
If you don't like to use presenter class, you use view presenter instead. We can set which view to present the menus by calling ->setView()
method.
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
$menu->setView('menus::default');
});
The List of Available View Presenter
Rendering Menu
To render the menu you can use render
or get
method.
Menu::render('navbar'); Menu::get('navbar');
You can also set which style to present the menu in the second parameter.
Menu::render('navbar', 'navbar-right');
Or you may also set which view to present the menu.
Menu::render('navbar', 'menus::nav-tabs');
The Menu Instance
Sometimes, maybe we need to add a new additional menu from controller or other place. To get an instance of an existing menu, you can use the instance
method.
$menu = Menu::instance('zurb-top-bar'); // You can also make additions to the menu again $menu->add(['title' => 'Settings', 'route' => 'settings']); $menu->url('profile', 'Profile'); $menu->route('settings', 'Settings');
Finding Menu Item
To find menu item, you can use findBy
method from TysonLaravel\Menus\MenuBuilder
class.
$menu = Menu::instance('sidebar');
$menu->url('profile', 'Profile');
$menuItem = $menu->findBy('title', 'Profile');
// add child menu
$menuItem->url('foo', 'Foo');
You may also use whereTitle
helper method to find a specific menu item. Also, you can add other child menu item in the callback that located in the second argument in whereTitle
method.
$menu = Menu::instance('sidebar');
$menu->url('profile', 'Profile');
$menu->whereTitle('Profile', function ($sub) {
$sub->url('foo', 'Foo');
});
// add childs menu
Modifying Menu
After we create a menu, maybe we need to add other additional menus. You may modifying menu via ->modify
method.
Menu::modify('navbar', function($menu) {
$menu->add([
'title' => 'Foo',
'url' => 'bar',
]);
});
Set active in sub menu
Use ->subActive(['routeName'])
Menu::create('navbar', function($menu) {
$menu->dropdown('Settings', function ($sub) {
$sub->url('user-management', 'User management')->subActive(['edit-user', 'create-user']);
});
});