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@oge-ui/tabs

v0.13.0

Published

Signal-based Angular tab family: OgeTabs strip and OgeTabPanel with declarative <oge-tab> children or data-driven items, APG keyboard support, lazy rendering, closable tabs with async close guards and drag reorder.

Readme

@oge-ui/tabs

Signal-based Angular tab family for the OGE suite: OgeTabs (stand-alone tab strip) and OgeTabPanel (strip + content panels).

npm install @oge-ui/tabs
<oge-tab-panel [(selectedIndex)]="index">
  <oge-tab text="Overview">Overview content</oge-tab>
  <oge-tab text="Settings" [closable]="true">
    <ng-template ogeTabContentTemplate>Rendered lazily on first visit.</ng-template>
  </oge-tab>
</oge-tab-panel>
  • Declarative <oge-tab> children and a data-driven [items] array — mixed freely; items render after the projected children.
  • Two-way [(selectedIndex)] and [(selectedKey)], cancelable selectionChanging pre-event.
  • Lazy rendering (deferRendering) with keep-alive (keepAlive) — rendered panels stay mounted and keep their state while hidden.
  • Closable tabs with an async per-tab closeGuard (() => boolean | Promise<boolean>), cancelable tabClosing, and the APG Delete-key convention with correct focus hand-off. The ✕ stays presentational so nothing focusable is nested inside role="tab".
  • Overflow handling: scrollable strip, auto-hiding nav arrows and an optional all-tabs menu (showTabListButton).
  • Drag & drop tab reordering (allowTabReordering) with a cancelable tabReordering pre-event.
  • WAI-ARIA APG tabs pattern: roving tabindex, arrow/Home/End navigation, automatic and manual activation modes, RTL-aware keys.
  • Optional panel transitions: panelAnimation (fade/slide, RTL-mirrored) and dynamicHeight so the page never jumps between differently sized panels — both suppressed under prefers-reduced-motion.
  • Layout control: tabAlignment (start/center/end/justify/stretch), indicatorFit for a label-width selection indicator, and a messages.noData empty state.
  • Router-driven tabs need no separate component — bind selectedKey from the URL and navigate in selectionChanged.
  • Badges, dirty-tab indicators, icons via projected SVG, custom header templates, stylingMode / size variants, dark/bootstrap/tailwind themes.

Every user-facing string is overridable via provideOgeTabsConfig().

Docs & demos: https://ogeui.com — MIT licensed.

For AI coding assistants

The complete machine-readable API reference ships inside the package at node_modules/@oge-ui/tabs/llms.txt — conventions, every documented member and copy-pasteable demos in one file. Online: https://ogeui.com/llms.txt (index) and https://ogeui.com/llms-full.txt (the whole suite).