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@surstromming/sidebar

v0.1.2

Published

Responsive sidebar: collapsible panel on desktop, drawer on mobile.

Downloads

389

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Links

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Maintainers

evgeniy_mnatsakanovevgeniy_mnatsakanov

Keywords

vuevue3component-librarydesign-systemuiscsscss-modulesshadcnsidebar

Readme

@surstromming/sidebar

Responsive sidebar, one component: a collapsible in-flow panel on desktop, an off-canvas drawer over a backdrop on mobile (teleported to <body>). Content is whatever you slot in. Crossing the breakpoint reparents the same <aside>, so nothing animates on resize.

Dependency graph

graph LR
  sidebar["@surstromming/sidebar"]
  backdrop["@surstromming/backdrop"]
  design["@surstromming/design"]
  scroll_area["@surstromming/scroll-area"]
  util["@surstromming/util"]
  sidebar --> backdrop
  backdrop --> design
  sidebar --> design
  sidebar --> scroll_area
  scroll_area --> design
  scroll_area --> util
  sidebar --> util

Usage

Presentational: v-model:open + side. The app owns the state — the demo holds it in a Pinia store (src/stores/sidebar.ts) so the header trigger and the page's sidebar share one open, which defaults per mode (desktop shown, mobile hidden) and resets when the viewport crosses the breakpoint.

<template>
  <Sidebar v-model:open="sidebar.open">…content…</Sidebar>
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
import { Sidebar } from '@surstromming/sidebar'
import { useSidebar } from '@/stores/sidebar'

const sidebar = useSidebar()
</script>

Props — side: left | right (default left) · v-model:open: boolean · The drawer sits on the sidebar rung of the stacking ladder and its backdrop one step under it — both declared in SCSS, so there's no stacking prop.

The nav column scrolls through a ScrollArea — the overlay bar, not the native one.

Width — a build-time Sass constant, $sidebar-width in src/css/sidebar-config.scss (design.spacing(64) → 16rem), shared by the partials. Fork the package to change it — it isn't a runtime knob.