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README.md
Navigation Rail
This sample is built with Jetpack Compose, the new UI framework in Android.
Getting Started
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Features
The sample showcases how to incorporate the NavigationRail component into a Jetpack Compose application for large screen and foldable devices.
Dynamic navigation components
When the app is spanned and the screen size is larger, it uses a NavigationRail.
When the app is unspanned, however, it switches back to a BottomNavigation bar.
Hinge-aware content drawer
The app features a custom content drawer component, similar to BottomSheetScaffold, that adds a Spacer to the drawer content if it's being rendered across the hinge.
Navigation hierarchy
The app uses two sources of navigation.
To switch between gallery and item views, we use the built in navigation support from TwoPaneLayout.
To switch between the gallery categories, we use a NavHostController and NavHostparied with the current navigation component.
Attributions
The images used in the NavigationRail sample are licensed under [© eakarat], [© nerudol], [© DedMityay], [© tibor13], [© Harry Collins], [© Tony Baggett], [© WildMedia], [© Vlasto Opatovsky], [© Lakeview Images], [© viktoriya89], [© dudlajzov], [© zkbld], [© muraviov], [© phototrip.cz], [© gpisano71], [© Mike Mareen], [ © Fokke], [© ronnybas], [© Piotr Krzeslak], [© shaiith], [© aiisha], [© Andrew Mayovskyy], [© Andrey Armyagov], [© Наталья Босяк] / stock.adobe.com
Contributing
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License
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.
MIT License
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