@synergy-design-system/vue 2.31.1 → 2.32.0

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@@ -10,7 +10,8 @@ declare const _default: __VLS_WithTemplateSlots<import('vue').DefineComponent<{
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  label?: SynHeader["label"];
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  /**
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  * Defines the current visibility and icon of the burger-menu icon.
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- The menu button is added automatically if the component finds a syn-side-nav in non-rail mode.
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+ The menu button is added automatically if the component finds a syn-side-nav in
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+ variant="default".
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  The following values can be used:
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  - hidden: The burger menu is not visible
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  - open: The burger menu is visible and shows the close icon
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  label?: SynHeader["label"];
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  /**
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  * Defines the current visibility and icon of the burger-menu icon.
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- The menu button is added automatically if the component finds a syn-side-nav in non-rail mode.
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+ The menu button is added automatically if the component finds a syn-side-nav in
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+ variant="default".
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  The following values can be used:
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  - hidden: The burger menu is not visible
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  - open: The burger menu is visible and shows the close icon
@@ -9,15 +9,20 @@ declare const _default: __VLS_WithTemplateSlots<import('vue').DefineComponent<{
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  You can toggle this attribute to show and hide the side-nav, or you can use the `show()` and
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  `hide()` methods and this attribute will reflect the side-nav's open state.
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- Depending if the rail attribute is set or not, the behavior will differ.
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+ Depending on the "variant" attribute, the behavior will differ.
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- __Non rail__:
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- With `open` will show the side-nav.
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+ __Default__:
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+ With `open` will show the side-nav with an overlay.
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  Without `open`, the side-nav will be hidden.
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  __Rail__:
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  With `open` will show the whole side-nav with an overlay for touch devices
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  or without an overlay for non-touch devices.
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+ Without `open`, the side-nav will only show the prefix of nav-item's.
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+ __Sticky__:
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+ With `open` will show the whole side-nav with an overlay for touch devices
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+ or without an overlay for non-touch devices.
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  Without `open`, the side-nav will only show the prefix of nav-item's.
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  */
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  open?: SynSideNav["open"];
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  Note: The Rail is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level have an Icon.
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  If this is not the case you should use a burger navigation.
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+ @deprecated Use the `variant` attribute with `rail` instead.
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+ Will be removed in synergy version 3.0
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  */
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  rail?: SynSideNav["rail"];
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  /**
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- * By default, the side-nav traps the focus if in non-rail mode and open.
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+ * The variant that should be used to show the side navigation.
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+ The following variants are supported:
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+ - **default** (default): Always shows the whole content and additionally an overlay.
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+ This makes especially sense for applications, where you navigate to a place and stay
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+ there for a longer time.
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+ - **rail**: Only show the prefix of navigation items in closed state.
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+ This will open on hover on the rail navigation.
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+ On touch devices the navigation opens on click and shows an overlay.
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+ Note: The rail variant is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level
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+ have an Icon.
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+ If this is not the case you should use a burger navigation.
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+ - **sticky**: The side-nav has a pin button to show the side-nav in small (icon only)
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+ and full width.
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+ * This variant is only possible for non-nested navigation items.
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+ Note: The sticky variant is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level
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+ have an Icon and if there are only "first level" items.
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+ */
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+ variant?: SynSideNav["variant"];
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+ /**
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+ * By default, the side-nav traps the focus if in variant="default" and open.
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  To disable the focus trapping, set this attribute.
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  */
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  noFocusTrapping?: SynSideNav["noFocusTrapping"];
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  You can toggle this attribute to show and hide the side-nav, or you can use the `show()` and
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  `hide()` methods and this attribute will reflect the side-nav's open state.
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- Depending if the rail attribute is set or not, the behavior will differ.
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+ Depending on the "variant" attribute, the behavior will differ.
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- __Non rail__:
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- With `open` will show the side-nav.
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+ __Default__:
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+ With `open` will show the side-nav with an overlay.
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  Without `open`, the side-nav will be hidden.
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  __Rail__:
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  With `open` will show the whole side-nav with an overlay for touch devices
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  or without an overlay for non-touch devices.
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+ Without `open`, the side-nav will only show the prefix of nav-item's.
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+ __Sticky__:
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+ With `open` will show the whole side-nav with an overlay for touch devices
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+ or without an overlay for non-touch devices.
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  Without `open`, the side-nav will only show the prefix of nav-item's.
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  */
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  open?: SynSideNav["open"];
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  Note: The Rail is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level have an Icon.
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  If this is not the case you should use a burger navigation.
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+ @deprecated Use the `variant` attribute with `rail` instead.
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+ Will be removed in synergy version 3.0
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  */
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  rail?: SynSideNav["rail"];
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  /**
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- * By default, the side-nav traps the focus if in non-rail mode and open.
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+ * The variant that should be used to show the side navigation.
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+
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+ The following variants are supported:
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+ - **default** (default): Always shows the whole content and additionally an overlay.
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+ This makes especially sense for applications, where you navigate to a place and stay
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+ there for a longer time.
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+ - **rail**: Only show the prefix of navigation items in closed state.
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+ This will open on hover on the rail navigation.
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+ On touch devices the navigation opens on click and shows an overlay.
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+ Note: The rail variant is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level
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+ have an Icon.
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+ If this is not the case you should use a burger navigation.
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+ - **sticky**: The side-nav has a pin button to show the side-nav in small (icon only)
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+ and full width.
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+ * This variant is only possible for non-nested navigation items.
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+ Note: The sticky variant is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level
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+ have an Icon and if there are only "first level" items.
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+ */
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+ variant?: SynSideNav["variant"];
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+ /**
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+ * By default, the side-nav traps the focus if in variant="default" and open.
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  To disable the focus trapping, set this attribute.
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  */
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  noFocusTrapping?: SynSideNav["noFocusTrapping"];
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ const _sfc_main = /* @__PURE__ */ defineComponent({
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  props: {
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  open: {},
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  rail: {},
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+ variant: {},
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  noFocusTrapping: {}
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  },
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  emits: ["syn-show", "syn-after-show", "syn-hide", "syn-after-hide"],
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "url": "https://www.sick.com"
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  },
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  "dependencies": {
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- "@synergy-design-system/components": "^2.31.1"
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+ "@synergy-design-system/components": "^2.32.0"
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  },
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  "description": "Vue3 wrappers for the Synergy Design System",
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  "exports": {
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  "directory": "packages/vue"
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  },
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  "type": "module",
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- "version": "2.31.1",
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+ "version": "2.32.0",
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  "devDependencies": {
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  "@vitejs/plugin-vue": "^5.2.3",
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  "@vue/tsconfig": "^0.7.0",
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  "vue": "^3.5.13"
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  },
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  "peerDependencies": {
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- "@synergy-design-system/tokens": "^2.18.1"
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+ "@synergy-design-system/tokens": "^2.19.0"
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  },
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  "scripts": {
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  "_build": "vite build"
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  /**
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  * Defines the current visibility and icon of the burger-menu icon.
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- The menu button is added automatically if the component finds a syn-side-nav in non-rail mode.
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+ The menu button is added automatically if the component finds a syn-side-nav in
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+ variant="default".
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  The following values can be used:
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  - hidden: The burger menu is not visible
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  - open: The burger menu is visible and shows the close icon
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  *
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  * @dependency syn-divider
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  * @dependency syn-drawer
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+ * @dependency syn-icon
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+ * @dependency syn-nav-item
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  *
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  * @slot - The main content of the side-nav. Used for <syn-nav-item /> elements.
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  * @slot footer - The footer content of the side-nav. Used for <syn-nav-item /> elements.
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  * Please avoid having to many nav-items as it can massively influence the user experience.
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+ * @slot toggle-label - The label of the toggle nav-item for variant="sticky".
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+ * @slot toggle-icon - An icon to use in lieu of the default icon for the toggle nav-item
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+ * for variant="sticky".
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  * @event syn-show - Emitted when the side-nav opens.
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  * @event syn-after-show - Emitted after the side-nav opens and all animations are complete.
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  * @csspart panel - The side-nav's panel (where the whole content is rendered).
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  * @csspart body - The side-nav's body (where the default slot content is rendered)
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  * @csspart drawer__base - The drawer's base wrapper
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+ * @csspart toggle-nav-item - The nav-item to toggle open state for variant="sticky"
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+ * @csspart toggle-icon - The icon of the toggle nav-item for variant="sticky"
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+ * @csspart toggle-label - The label of the toggle nav-item for variant="sticky".
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  * @cssproperty --side-nav-open-width - The width of the side-nav if in open state
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  *
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- * @animation sideNav.showNonRail - The animation to use when showing the side-nav in non-rail mode.
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- * @animation sideNav.showRail - The animation to use when showing the side-nav in rail mode.
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- * @animation sideNav.hideNonRail - The animation to use when hiding the side-nav in non-rail mode.
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- * @animation sideNav.hideRail - The animation to use when hiding the side-nav in rail mode.
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+ * @animation sideNav.showNonRail - The animation to use when showing the side-nav
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+ * in variant="default".
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+ * @animation sideNav.showRail - The animation to use when showing the side-nav in variant="rail"
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+ * and variant="sticky".
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+ * @animation sideNav.hideNonRail - The animation to use when hiding the side-nav
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+ * in variant="default".
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+ * @animation sideNav.hideRail - The animation to use when hiding the side-nav in variant="rail"
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+ * and variant="sticky".
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  * @animation sideNav.overlay.show - The animation to use when showing the side-nav's overlay.
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  * @animation sideNav.overlay.hide - The animation to use when hiding the side-nav's overlay.
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  You can toggle this attribute to show and hide the side-nav, or you can use the `show()` and
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  `hide()` methods and this attribute will reflect the side-nav's open state.
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- Depending if the rail attribute is set or not, the behavior will differ.
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+ Depending on the "variant" attribute, the behavior will differ.
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- __Non rail__:
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- With `open` will show the side-nav.
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+ __Default__:
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+ With `open` will show the side-nav with an overlay.
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+ Without `open`, the side-nav will only show the prefix of nav-item's.
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+ __Sticky__:
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+ With `open` will show the whole side-nav with an overlay for touch devices
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  */
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  open?: SynSideNav['open'];
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  Note: The Rail is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level have an Icon.
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+ @deprecated Use the `variant` attribute with `rail` instead.
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+ Will be removed in synergy version 3.0
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  */
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  rail?: SynSideNav['rail'];
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  /**
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- * By default, the side-nav traps the focus if in non-rail mode and open.
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+ * The variant that should be used to show the side navigation.
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+
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+ The following variants are supported:
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+ - **default** (default): Always shows the whole content and additionally an overlay.
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+ This makes especially sense for applications, where you navigate to a place and stay
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+ - **rail**: Only show the prefix of navigation items in closed state.
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+ This will open on hover on the rail navigation.
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+ On touch devices the navigation opens on click and shows an overlay.
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+ Note: The rail variant is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level
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+ have an Icon.
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+ If this is not the case you should use a burger navigation.
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+ - **sticky**: The side-nav has a pin button to show the side-nav in small (icon only)
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+ and full width.
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+ * This variant is only possible for non-nested navigation items.
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+ Note: The sticky variant is only an option if all Navigation Items on the first level
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+ have an Icon and if there are only "first level" items.
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+ */
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+ variant?: SynSideNav['variant'];
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+ /**
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+ * By default, the side-nav traps the focus if in variant="default" and open.
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  To disable the focus trapping, set this attribute.
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  */
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  noFocusTrapping?: SynSideNav['noFocusTrapping'];