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Informations about the package menu-manager

Collapsible Resource Manager

Laravel Nova Collapsible Resource Manager in action

Provides an easy way to order and group your resources on the sidebar.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

Next up, you must register the tool with Nova. This is typically done in the tools method of the NovaServiceProvider.

Options

On the navigation key only TopLevelResource are allowed to be used, any other resource will be ignored.

Navigation Resources

TopLevelResource

Top-Level items aren't collapsible by default ('expanded' => null). If you set expanded to true or false, it will show a collapsible indicator on the right side of the heading. If true, it will be open by default, if false it will be closed by default.

NovaResource

You can either pass a \App\Nova\Resource::class or a instance of NovaResource

Additionally you can redirect the user to specific views on click by chaining one of these methods:

Authorization is also respected for each of these views

Group

Group appears as a toggle with a +/- sign that allows user to collapse multiple items into a single entry on the sidebar:

InternalLink

Internal Link is an easy way to manually direct user to an specific URL using the default navigation mechanism:

LensResource

Lens Resource is a quickly way to add an entry on the sidebar that directs the user directly to an lens view for a given resource,

It requires 2 params: the resource the lens was used and the lens class itself you want to link to:

ExternalLink

External links are useful to add entries on the menu that redirects user to an external URL:

RawResource

If none of the pre-configured resources suffice your needs, RawResource provides an way to manually define what params the

should be built with: # Authorization All the resources uses `AuthorizedToSee` nova trait therefor they behave like tools and cards, where you can chain `canSee` to determine if the current logged in user is allowed to see the resource. By default `NovaResource` will follow the default policy registered for the given resource, however it can be overridden by chaining the `->canSee()` manually # Resource Labels and Translations You can pass translated labels to any resource by calling the `->label()` method, eg: # Resource Icons You can define icons for `NovaResource` by either: - Calling `->icon()` method on the `NovaResource` it accepts a `Closure` that returns a `string` or a `string` directly - Setting a static method called `icon` that returns an string on the resource class: For the `LensResource` the static icon method should be defined on the lens class not on the resource class And for all the other resources that doesnt accept a class string as configuration, the icon can be set by passing an icon key or calling `->icon()` to the resource itself, example: ![Icons](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dcasia/collapsible-resource-manager/master/screenshots/menu-icons.png) ## License The MIT License (MIT). Please see [License File](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dcasia/collapsible-resource-manager/master/LICENSE) for more information.

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