A React version of an MDC Top App Bar.
npm install @material/react-top-app-bar
import TopAppBar from '@material/react-top-app-bar';
import MaterialIcon from '@material/react-material-icon';
const MyComponent = () => {
return (
<TopAppBar
title='Miami, FL'
navigationIcon={<MaterialIcon
icon='menu'
onClick={() => console.log('click')}
/>}
actionItems={[<MaterialIcon key='item' icon='bookmark' />]}
/>
);
}
Prop Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
actionItems | Array | Accepts an array of elements that should be rendered to the opposite side of the title. Note that a single action item should also be passed as an array. |
className | String | Classes to be applied to the root element. |
title | String | The title of the Top App Bar. |
navigationIcon | Element | Appears adjacent to the title. This acts as the main action of the Top App Bar. |
short | n/a | Enables short variant. |
shortCollapsed | n/a | Enables short collapsed variant. |
prominent | n/a | Enables prominent variant. |
NOTE: As per design guidelines, prominent variant should not be used with short or short collapsed.
Use of Material Icon's for Action Items and Navigation Icons are recommended, since the Ripple is included with the Component. Using custom Components will require you to wrap the Component with the withRipple HOC
. If you do decide to build your own custom Component, it is recommended to use the hasRipple
prop to toggle between icons with and without ripple. See the Material Icon's implementation to see how to implement the hasRipple
prop within your custom Component.
The navigation icon can be a <a>
, <i>
, <svg>
, <image>
, <span>
, etc., but again must be wrapped with the withRipple HOC
.
<TopAppBar
navigationIcon={<i className='material-icons'>menu</i>} />
If you decide to use a React Component please see Integrating with Components.
Similar to the navigation icon, it can be <a>
, <i>
, <svg>
, <image>
, <span>
, etc., and must be wrapped with the withRipple HOC
.
<TopAppBar
actionItems={[<i className='material-icons'>bookmark</i>]} />
If you decide to use a React Component please see Integrating with Components.
NOTE:
actionItems
prop is expecting an array of elements.
Sass mixins may be available to customize various aspects of the Components. Please refer to the MDC Web repository for more information on what mixins are available, and how to use them.