@gov.au/inpage-nav

Use inpage-nav links to help users scan and jump to content of a page.

Contents

• Install
• Usage
• Dependency graph
• Tests
• Release History
• License

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Install

yarn add @gov.au/inpage-nav

npm install @gov.au/inpage-nav

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Usage

• React

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React

Usage:

import { AUinpageNavLinks, AUinpageNavSection } from './inpage-nav.js';
 
<AUinpageNavLinks sections={[
  {
    link: 'section1',
    title: 'Section 1',
  },
  {
    link: 'section2',
    title: 'Section 2',
    li: {
      className: 'li-wrapping-class',
    },
  },
]} />
 
<AUinpageNavSection title="Section 1 headline" link="section1">
</AUinpageNavSection>
 
<AUinpageNavSection title="Section 2 headline" link="section2">
</AUinpageNavSection>

All props:

<AUinpageNavLinks
  title="Contents"                {/* The title above all sections */}
  ariaLabel="in page navigation"  {/* Aria-label attribute on the root element */}
  sections={[                     {/* All section in a neat array */}
    {
      link: 'section1',           {/* The link to the section, this will be converted to a hash link */}
      title: 'Section 1',         {/* The link text of this section */}
      li: {},                     {/* An object that will be spread onto the <li> tag, optional */}
      onClick: () => {},          {/* A function to be executed when a section is clicked, optional */}
    },
  ]}
/>
 
<AUinpageNavSection
  title="Section 1"              {/* The title of the section */}
  link="section1"                {/* The link of this section, corresponds to the link inside AUinpageNavLinks */}
  level="2"                      {/* The semantic heading tag level, h1-h6, optional */}
  headingClass="au-display-lg"   {/* Additional classes to be added to the headline, optional */}
  sectionLink="Link to section"  {/* The text for the section link, optional */}
  dark={ false }                 {/* A dark variation of the component */}
/>

(💡 additional props are spread onto the component)

For more details have a look at the usage example.

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Dependency graph

inpage-nav
├─ core
└─ link-list
   ├─ core
   └─ body
      └─ core

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Tests

The visual test: https://auds.service.gov.au/packages/inpage-nav/tests/site/

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Release History

• v3.0.6 - Remove --save-dev flag from readme instructions
• v3.0.5 - Removed unused Fragment React import
• v3.0.4 - Removed uikit references
• v3.0.3 - Added an aria-label attribute to the nav element
• v3.0.2 - Update dependencies
• v3.0.1 - Removing web pack dev server, updating dependencies
• v3.0.0 - Updated dependency version of link-list, build scripts for Windows
• v2.0.5 - Replace node-sass with sass
• v2.0.4 - Change npm run watch browser-sync location
• v2.0.3 - Update dependencies
• v2.0.2 - Change homepage links
• v2.0.1 - Fix dependencies
• v2.0.0 - Change to focus colour and border/muted color mix
• v1.0.0 - Moved to AU namespace, added new color themes and spacing
• v0.3.0 - Added pancake-react plugin, ES5 main file
• v0.2.0 - Added react component
• v0.1.1 - Fixed a11y contrast issue
• v0.1.0 - 💥 Initial version

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License

Copyright (c) Commonwealth of Australia. Licensed under MIT.

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