Use this library if you need a simple routerLink based breadcrumb component.
With npm:
npm i @elemental-concept/breadcrumbsWith Yarn:
yarn add @elemental-concept/breadcrumbsSimply add the import into the component or add BreadcrumbsModule to the xx.module.ts to be able to use it.
import{BreadcrumbsModule}from'@elemental-concept/breadcrumbs';
@NgModule({declarations: [ ... ],imports: [
...,BreadcrumbsModule],providers: [],bootstrap: [ ... ]})exportclassTestModule{}To use the component you only need a simple list of crumbs.
import{Component}from'@angular/core';import{Breadcrumb}from'@elemental-concept/breadcrumbs';
@Component({selector: 'app-breadcrumbs-page',template: '<ec-breadcrumbs [breadcrumbs]="breadcrumbs" separator="/"></ec-breadcrumbs>',styleUrls: ['./breadcrumbs-page.component.scss']})exportclassBreadcrumbsPageComponent{breadcrumbs: Breadcrumb[]=[{label: 'Home',url: '/'},{label: 'Breadcrumb Example',url: null}];}No spaces are added by default, so the output will be:
Home/Breadcrumb Example
To change the css style just use css variables into your main style.scss file.
Here the default values:
:root {
--breadcrumb-inactive-color: black;
--breadcrumb-active-color: lightgray;
}If you want to change the look and feel of the breadcrumb,
use the breadcrumb for both cases or just no-link or link for the specific case,
and use separator for the separator.
<divclass="breadcrumb no-link"><p>{{ breadcrumb.label }}</p></div><divclass="breadcrumb link"><p[routerLink]="breadcrumb.url">{{ breadcrumb.label }}</p><pclass="separator">{{ separator }}</p></div>