NavigationBar
Extends Widget
The navigation bar is the onscreen area where Back, Home and similar buttons are displayed. The singleton instance can be accessed via ui.navigationBar
and is only supported on Android.
Import this type with “const {NavigationBar} = require('tabris');
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Properties
background
Android
Type: Color
Background color of the navigation bar.
displayMode
Android
Type: string, supported values: default
, hide
, float
, default: default
Controls how the navigation bar is positioned relative to the ui.contentView
. The value default
places the content above the navigation bar. The hide
option lets the navigation bar disappear, making room for the content. The float
option lets the content flow underneath the navigation bar.
height
Android
read-only
Type: number
The height of the navigation bar in device independent pixel. Can be used in conjunction with the displayMode
float
to offset the content as to not have it covered by the navigation bar.
Example
const {Picker, TextView, ui} = require('tabris');
const DISPLAY_MODES = ['default', 'float', 'hide'];
const BACKGROUNDS = [ui.navigationBar.background, 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25)', 'red', 'green', 'blue'];
createTextView('Display mode', 'displayMode');
new Picker({
left: '#displayMode 16', baseline: 'prev()', right: 16,
itemCount: DISPLAY_MODES.length,
itemText: index => DISPLAY_MODES[index]
}).on('select', ({index}) => ui.navigationBar.displayMode = DISPLAY_MODES[index])
.appendTo(ui.contentView);
createTextView('Background');
new Picker({
left: '#displayMode 16', baseline: 'prev()', right: 16,
itemCount: BACKGROUNDS.length,
itemText: index => BACKGROUNDS[index]
}).on('select', ({index}) => ui.navigationBar.background = BACKGROUNDS[index])
.appendTo(ui.contentView);
createTextView('Height');
new TextView({
left: '#displayMode 16', baseline: 'prev()', right: 16,
text: ui.navigationBar.height
}).appendTo(ui.contentView);
function createTextView(text, id) {
new TextView({
id: id,
left: 16, top: 'prev() 16',
text: text
}).appendTo(ui.contentView);
}