This is a single level (parent - child) nesting. but when one of them is selected, the browser navigates to their respective demo pages. and then when you click on one of them, either they expand downwards showing the children items or they navigate us to a specific location.Īs an example, if you select, “Component Demos”, a list of all the Components falls below with the children, like Drawer, App Bar etc. As you can see there are multiple options (items) like “Component Demos”, “Component APIs”, “Getting Started” etc. If you’d like to get a better picture of what exactly we’ll be building have a look at the sidebar menu of Material-UI’s official website which has a ‘nested’ menu. If you haven’t had the opportunity to use it until now, take a look here at the official docs. Material-UI is a UI framework for React that provides various components implementing Google’s Material Design guidelines.
#ICONMENU MATERIAL UI CODE#
So the challenge that lied ahead was not only to actually have a nested menu (something which I was doing for the first time) but also to have a code which was dynamic and of course as short and efficient as possible.įor the above problem, I used Material-UI which comes as a gift with React. Recently, I wanted to create a sidebar menu with multiple items/children nesting i.e a multilevel drop-down navigation menu but with a catch: it wasn’t known how many items (and their children), i.e the menu options, were going to be there and also new menu items could be added during or even after the development. Create a Dynamic Sidebar Menu in React (with Multi-level Nesting) The Task
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