React Pro Sidebar

The ultimate sidebar component for React applications. Highly customizable, fully responsive, and effortless to integrate into any dashboard.

Documentation

Full documentation, guides and live examples are available at react-pro-sidebar.netlify.app.

Old versions

• v1.x
• v0.x

Live Preview

• Playground

• Storybook

Screenshot

Installation

yarn

yarn add react-pro-sidebar

npm

npm install react-pro-sidebar

Requirements: React >= 18 (React 19 supported). react and react-dom are peer dependencies.

Migrating from v1

v2 removes the legacy hook API (useProSidebar, ProSidebarProvider), the defaultCollapsed prop and the breakPoint="always" value, and requires React 18+. See the migration guide for upgrade steps.

Usage

import { Sidebar, Menu, MenuItem, SubMenu } from 'react-pro-sidebar';

<Sidebar>
  <Menu>
    <SubMenu label="Charts">
      <MenuItem> Pie charts </MenuItem>
      <MenuItem> Line charts </MenuItem>
    </SubMenu>
    <MenuItem> Documentation </MenuItem>
    <MenuItem> Calendar </MenuItem>
  </Menu>
</Sidebar>;

Using React Router

You can make use of the component prop to integrate React Router link

Example Usage

import { Sidebar, Menu, MenuItem } from 'react-pro-sidebar';
import { NavLink } from 'react-router-dom';

<Sidebar>
  <Menu
    menuItemStyles={{
      button: {
        // NavLink adds the active class automatically,
        // so we can use it to style the active menu item
        [`&.active`]: {
          backgroundColor: '#13395e',
          color: '#b6c8d9',
        },
      },
    }}
  >
    <MenuItem component={<NavLink to="/documentation" />}> Documentation</MenuItem>
    <MenuItem component={<NavLink to="/calendar" />}> Calendar</MenuItem>
    <MenuItem component={<NavLink to="/e-commerce" />}> E-commerce</MenuItem>
  </Menu>
</Sidebar>;

Customization

We provide for each component rootStyles prop that can be used to customize the styles

its recommended using utility classes (sidebarClasses, menuClasses) for selecting target child nodes

Example usage

<Sidebar
  rootStyles={{
    [`.${sidebarClasses.container}`]: {
      backgroundColor: 'red',
    },
  }}
>
  // ...
</Sidebar>

For Menu component, in addition to rootStyles you can also use menuItemStyles prop for customizing all MenuItem & SubMenu components and their children

Type definition

interface MenuItemStyles {
  root?: ElementStyles;
  button?: ElementStyles;
  label?: ElementStyles;
  prefix?: ElementStyles;
  suffix?: ElementStyles;
  icon?: ElementStyles;
  subMenuContent?: ElementStyles;
  SubMenuExpandIcon?: ElementStyles;
}

type ElementStyles = CSSObject | ((params: MenuItemStylesParams) => CSSObject | undefined);

Example usage

<Sidebar>
  <Menu
    menuItemStyles={{
      button: ({ level, active, disabled }) => {
        // only apply styles on first level elements of the tree
        if (level === 0)
          return {
            color: disabled ? '#f5d9ff' : '#d359ff',
            backgroundColor: active ? '#eecef9' : undefined,
          };
      },
    }}
  >
    //...
  </Menu>
</Sidebar>

API

License

MIT © Mohamed Azouaoui