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meteor-breadcrumb-plugin

This package will provide a easy way to add a breadcrumb with enough flexibility to your project.

Try the demo which can be found on github

Dependencies

  • Iron-Router >1.0
  • Meteor >1.0

Compatibility

  • works out of the box with bootstrap3
  • use the pre existing template or use your own

Installation

Use meteor add monbro:iron-router-breadcrumb to add the package to your meteor app

Usage

  • You need to add two parameters to your iron routes which are parent and title

1. Example Iron Route with multiple levels

In this example the Breadcrumb would look or the url /dashboard/analytics/books like: Dashboard / Analytics / Category Books

// Default title
Router.configure({
  title: 'My Site'
});

// Level 0
Router.route('/', {
  name: 'dashboard',
  template: 'dashboard',
  title: 'Dashboard'
});

// Level 1
Router.route('/dashboard/analytics', {
  name: 'dashboard.analytics',
  template: 'dashboardAnalytics',
  parent: 'dashboard', // this should be the name variable of the parent route
  title: 'Analytics'
});

// Level 2
Router.route('/dashboard/analytics/books', {
  name: 'dashboard.analytics.books',
  template: 'dashboardAnalyticsBooks',
  parent: 'dashboard.analytics', // this should be the name variable of the parent route
  title: 'Category Books'
});

2. Example Dynamic Iron Route

In this example the Breadcrumb would look for the url /post/hello-world like: Home / Blogpost Hello-World

Router.route('/', {
  name: 'home',
  template: 'home',
  title: 'Home'
});

Router.route('/post/:_name', {
  name: 'post',
  template: 'singleBlogPost',
  parent: 'home', // this should be the name variable of the parent route
  title: 'Blogpost :_name' // the variable :_name will be automatically replaced with the value from the url
});

Example custom template for navigation

Please note, that you dont have to use a custom template with the name breadcrumb, you can use the existing one out of the box by simply using {{> breadcrumb}} to include the preexisting template (which looks exact like the following example) anywhere in your own templates.

<template name="breadcrumb">
    <ol class="breadcrumb">
        {{#each Breadcrumb}}
            <li class="{{cssClasses}}"><a href="{{url}}">{{title}}</a></li>
        {{/each}}
    </ol>
</template>

Example access of the breadcrumb in Javascript

if (Meteor.is_client) {
  Template.analytics.rendered = function(){
    console.log(Breadcrumb.getAll()); // you can access the breadcrumb objects in a template helper as well
  }
}