ngx-liburg-frame-side

A flexible Angular layout framework component that provides a customizable application frame with side navigation, drawer support, and routing integration. Compatible with Angular 15+. Current version: 19.0.18

Overview

ngx-liburg-frame-side is a standalone Angular component library that provides a complete UI framework for building modern web applications with side navigation and drawer functionality. It's built with Angular Material and designed to be highly customizable and responsive.

Features

- Responsive Side Navigation: Collapsible side navigation with support for nested routes
- Dynamic Drawer System: Configurable drawer that can be opened from any component
- Router Integration: Seamlessly integrates with Angular Router
- Customizable Styling: Supports custom theming with background inheritance
- Angular Material Integration: Built with Angular Material components

Recent Changes

$3

- Added support for actionOfDrawer to control drawer behavior programmatically
- Enhanced drawer service with additional actions (open, close, toggle, resize, setPosition, setContent, setOptions)
- Improved type safety with ActionOfDrawer enum
- Better integration with Angular component lifecycle
- Performance optimizations for drawer animations

$3

- Added CSS variable documentation for drawer background customization
- Added support for Angular 15+
- Added CSS variables --app-background-drawer-outlet and --app-background-drawer for customizing drawer backgrounds
- Comprehensive documentation for drawer outlet usage
- Examples for router integration
- Detailed instructions for passing data to drawer components

$3

- Added close (X) button for drawer component
- Fixed z-index issues in the drawer header
- Improved drawer service for better state management
- Added background inheritance support throughout the component hierarchy

Installation

``bash
npm install ngx-liburg-frame-side
`

Usage

`typescript
// Import the module in your app.module.ts
import { FrameWholeModule } from 'ngx-liburg-frame-side';

@NgModule({
imports: [
// ...
FrameWholeModule
],
})
export class AppModule {}
`

Then in your component template:

`html

`

Using the Drawer with Router Outlets

The ngx-liburg-frame-side library provides a powerful drawer component that uses Angular's named router outlets for dynamic content loading. This approach allows you to load different components into the drawer without direct references.

$3

First, define routes with the 'drawer' outlet in your routing configuration:

`typescript
// app.routes.ts
export const appRoutes: Route[] = [
// Your regular routes
{
path: 'home',
component: HomeComponent
},

// Drawer outlet routes
{
path: 'details-panel',
outlet: 'drawer', // This is the key - specifying the outlet name
component: DetailsPanelComponent
},
{
path: 'settings-panel',
outlet: 'drawer',
component: SettingsPanelComponent
}
];
`

$3

Use the Router to navigate to a drawer outlet route from any component:

`typescript
import { Router } from '@angular/router';
import { DrawerService } from 'ngx-liburg-frame-side';

@Component({
/ ... /
})
export class MyComponent {
constructor(
private router: Router,
private drawerService: DrawerService // Optional - normally not needed
) {}

openDetailsPanel() {
// Navigate to load the details-panel component in the drawer outlet
this.router.navigate([{ outlets: { drawer: ['details-panel'] } }]);

// The drawer will open automatically via the router event listener in DrawerService
// No need to call drawerService.open() manually
}

// To open with additional route parameters
openDetailsWithId(id: string) {
this.router.navigate([{ outlets: { drawer: ['details-panel', id] } }]);
}
}
`

$3

The drawer can be closed either by:

1. Using the X button in the drawer (built-in)
2. Clicking the backdrop (built-in)
3. Programmatically using the DrawerService:

`typescript
import { DrawerService } from 'ngx-liburg-frame-side';

@Component({
/ ... /
})
export class MyComponent {
constructor(private drawerService: DrawerService) {}

closeDrawer() {
this.drawerService.close();
// This will both close the drawer and clear the router outlet
}
}
`

$3

You can pass data to drawer components using:

1. Route parameters:

`typescript
// Navigate with parameters
this.router.navigate([{ outlets: { drawer: ['details-panel', itemId] } }]);

// Access in the component
export class DetailsPanelComponent {
itemId: string;

constructor(private route: ActivatedRoute) {
this.route.params.subscribe(params => {
this.itemId = params['id'];
});
}
}
`

2. Query parameters:

`typescript
// Navigate with query parameters
this.router.navigate(
[{ outlets: { drawer: ['details-panel'] } }],
{ queryParams: { source: 'dashboard', filter: 'active' } }
);
`

$3

The drawer component supports custom background colors through CSS variables. You can customize these in your application's global styles:

`css
:root {
/ Background color for the drawer outlet area /
--app-background-drawer-outlet: #f5f5f5;

/ Background color for the drawer component itself /
--app-background-drawer: white;
}
`

These variables allow you to control the appearance of different parts of the drawer:

- --app-background-drawer-outlet: Controls the background of the entire drawer outlet area
- --app-background-drawer: Controls the background of the drawer component content area
- --app-background-drawer-outlet-x-button: Controls the background color of the drawer outlet's close (X) button

You can set these variables in your global stylesheet or adjust them dynamically using JavaScript for theme switching.

Running unit tests

Run nx test ngx-liburg-frame-side` to execute the unit tests.