NativeScript-SideDrawer

A Nativescript plugin that allows developers to simply integrate the infamous side drawer pattern.

iOS | Android
-------- | ---------
!iOS | !Android

Features

- Smooth animations
- Pull from side of screen
- Rebound/bounce back open
- Tap off drawer to close
- Follows both Material and Human Interface guidelines

Installation

``bash
tns plugin add nativescript-sidedrawer
`

Example

Import the plugin.
`typescript
import { TnsSideDrawer } from 'nativescript-sidedrawer'
`

Build the drawer with TnsSideDrawer.build passing config options.
`typescript
TnsSideDrawer.build({
templates: [{
title: 'Home',
androidIcon: 'ic_home_white_24dp',
iosIcon: 'ic_home_white',
}, {
title: 'Judgment Day',
androidIcon: 'ic_gavel_white_24dp',
iosIcon: 'ic_gavel_white',
}, {
title: 'Bank Roll',
androidIcon: 'ic_account_balance_white_24dp',
iosIcon: 'ic_account_balance_white',
}, {
title: 'Fix Stuff',
androidIcon: 'ic_build_white_24dp',
iosIcon: 'ic_build_white',
}, {
title: 'This Is Me',
androidIcon: 'ic_account_circle_white_24dp',
iosIcon: 'ic_account_circle_white',
}],
title: 'This App Name',
subtitle: 'is just as awesome as this subtitle!',
listener: (index) => {
this.i = index
},
context: this,
})
`

Toggle the side drawer with TnsSideDrawer.toggle.
`typescript
TnsSideDrawer.toggle()
`

Configuration

$3

`typescript
TnsSideDrawerOptions {
templates: Array // see below
textColor?: Color // color of all text including title, subtitle, and items
headerBackgroundColor?: Color
backgroundColor?: Color // background color under the header
logoImage?: ImageSource // defaults to your app icon
title?: string // large text in the header
subtitle?: string // small text in the header
listener: TnsSideDrawerOptionsListener // see below
context?: any // see below
}
`

$3

Template icons MUST be a resource string.
`typescript
TnsSideDrawerItem {
title: string
androidIcon?: string
iosIcon?: string
}
`

$3

The listener function ONLY gets called everytime a drawer item is successfully tapped.
`typescript
type TnsSideDrawerOptionsListener = (index: number) => void
`
You can optionally pass a this context to the context option.

iOS Quirks

Because you can drag the edge of your screen to go back,

!back

you'll need to manually add and remove the gesture recognition by calling their methods and passing the Page instance.

Let's say this is your home page.
`typescript
export function onLoaded(args: EventData) {
let page: Page = args.object
TnsSideDrawer.addGesture(page)
}
export function onUnloaded(args: EventData) {
let page: Page = args.object
TnsSideDrawer.removeGesture(page)
}
``

Android Quirks

None.

Thanks to

mikepenz for the Android MaterialDrawer implementation.