This package will provide a easy way to add a breadcrumb with enough flexibility to your project.
- Iron-Router >1.0
- Meteor >1.0
- works out of the box with bootstrap3
- use the pre existing template or use your own
Use meteor add monbro:iron-router-breadcrumb
to add the package to your meteor app
- You need to add two parameters to your iron routes which are
parent
andtitle
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'
});
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
});
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>
if (Meteor.is_client) {
Template.analytics.rendered = function(){
console.log(Breadcrumb.getAll()); // you can access the breadcrumb objects in a template helper as well
}
}