@react-md/app-bar/es/AppBarNav.js

This small package implments the AppBar spec in material design.

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/* eslint-disable react/prop-types */
import React, { forwardRef } from "react";
import cn from "classnames";
import { Button } from "@react-md/button";
import { bem } from "@react-md/utils";
import { useInheritContext } from "./useInheritContext";
var block = bem("rmd-app-bar");
/**
 * This component is really just a simple wrapper for the `Button` component
 * that adds some additional styles for adding spacing before and after this
 * button so that it aligns to the main "keyline" of your application's
 * navigation. In simpler terms, it will make the left side of the icon in this
 * button aligns with all the other icons that appear in `ListItem`s in your
 * main navigation.
 *
 * This component is generally really only used when you want to have a
 * temporary navigation element like a hamburger menu.
 */
export var AppBarNav = forwardRef(function AppBarNav(_a, ref) {
    var className = _a.className, children = _a.children, inheritColor = _a.inheritColor, floating = _a.floating, _b = _a.theme, theme = _b === void 0 ? floating ? "secondary" : "clear" : _b, _c = _a.buttonType, buttonType = _c === void 0 ? "icon" : _c, props = __rest(_a, ["className", "children", "inheritColor", "floating", "theme", "buttonType"]);
    return (React.createElement(Button, __assign({}, props, { theme: theme, floating: floating, buttonType: buttonType, ref: ref, className: cn(block("nav", {
            inherit: useInheritContext(inheritColor),
        }), className) }), children));
});
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