jig.tabs

Tabs allow you to navigate between different jigs with ease, enhancing the user experience by providing an organized layout. These tabs are placed at the top of the screen to ensure a sleek and intuitive interface.

Tabs
Tabs

Configuration options

Some properties are common to all jig types, see Common jig type properties for a list and their configuration options.

The jig.tabs can be configured in the following way in Jigx Builder.

Core structure

title

Give the jig a title that is displayed at the top of the screen.

type

Select jig.tabs.

jigId

Provide the jigId for the jig that will be displayed when the tab is active.

instanceId

Give the tab a unique identifier, that can be used in expressions.

tab

title - The text that displays as the tab name.

icon

Add an icon to display in the tab. A list of available icons can be found in . The title appears below the icon in the tab.

badge

Add a badge to display on the tab to highlight critical information. The badge can be configured at the root level of the jig file. The badge can be configured with an icon, color, and a value.

areTabsScrollable

When there are many tabs that exceed the width of the screen, set the property to true to scroll and view the additional obscured tabs by swiping left. Setting the property to false will only display the tabs that fit on the width of the screen, additional tabs will be hidden. The property is accessible using IntelliSense at the root level in the YAML. By default tabs are scrollable. Tip: Using areTabsScrollable: false will align the tabs in the center.

inputs

Used to pass data between the jigs in the tabs to provide context and data. See for more information.

instanceId

Give the tab a unique identifier allowing you to reference the tab in expressions in jigs.

initialTabId

Specify the tab to display when the jig opens. The tab's jigId is used as the value. This property is accessible via IntelliSense at the root level in the YAML. If not specified, the first tab is displayed by default.

isDisabled

If true you won't be able to toggle the tabs. The default value is false.

isSwipeable

Set to true allows you to navigate between tabs by swiping left and right anywhere on the jig. By default tabs are not swipeable and require you to press on the tab title for navigation.

when

This property is used to show/hide any tab based on conditions, such as true, false, or conditions set using an expression.

actions

The actions property is a local action applicable to the specific tab. Once the tab is tapped the action will execute.

  • Action Identifier - Provide a unique name that is used to identify the action.

  • type - Select the that is triggered in the specific tab. Use IntelliSense to see the available list of actions.

activeTabId

Applies to the active tab in the jig.tab type.

tab

Global variable for the tab used throughout a solution.

Considerations

  • Specifying a background color for tabs is currently not supported.

  • jig.headers do not display in the children tabs.

  • Using areTabsScrollable: false aligns the tabs in the center, aligns the tabs at the center, enhancing visual consistency.

Examples and code snippets

Basic tabs

Basic tab jig
Basic tab jig

This example demonstrates the simplest use of the jig.tabs. Four tabs are configured, each opens the corresponding jig.

Examples: See the full code sample in GitHub. Supporting jig samples in GitHub.

Scrollable tabs

Scrollable tabs
Scrollable tabs

This example shows the jig.tabs with ten tabs. Tab8, Tab9, and Tab10 are not visible. Setting the the areTabsScrollable: true property enables scrolling on the tab bar. Each tab opens the corresponding jig when pressed. For demonstration purposes placeholder jigs are used.

Examples: See the full code sample in GitHub. Supporting jig samples in GitHub.

Swipeable tabs

Swipeable tabs
Swipeable tabs

This example shows the jig.tabs with four tabs. Setting the isSwipeable: true property allows you to swipe left and right anywhere on the screen to navigate between the tabs instead of pressing on each tab title to display the jigs. Each tab opens the corresponding jig.

Examples: See the full code sample in GitHub

Tabs with initialTabId

Initial tab specified
Initial tab specified

This example demonstrates the jig.tabs with the third tab (logs) set as the default (initial) tab displayed when the jig opens. The initialTabId: timelogs property specifies which tab will be in focus upon opening the jig. To specify the default jig use the jigId as the initialTabId's value.

Examples: See the full code sample in GitHub.

Tabs with icons

Tabs with icons
Tabs with icons

This example demonstrates the jig.tabs with the icons. The active tab's icon displays in the primary color.

Examples: See the full code sample in GitHub.

Tabs with inputs

Tabs with inputs
Tabs with inputs

This example demonstrates jig.tabs where the Logs tab is configured to use a jig with inputs. The input values are set within jig.tabs under the jigId of the corresponding jig.

Examples: See the full code sample in GitHub. Supporting jig samples in GitHub.

Set tab's content from a single jig

Tabs using single tab
Tabs using single tab

This example demonstrates how to use a single jig to set the content for each tab by using the jig inputs.

Examples: See the full code sample in GitHub Supporting jig samples in GitHub.

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