BrowserBar

@coinbase/cds-mobile@8.75.2

A navigation bar designed for browser-like interfaces, featuring slots for start, end, and central content. It provides a structured layout for controls and information within a browser context.

import { BrowserBar } from '@coinbase/cds-mobile/navigation/BrowserBar'

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Peer dependencies

• react-native-reanimated: ^3.14.0

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Related components

• TopNavBar

Basic usage

A BrowserBar can be used to display information and actions, like in a web browser.

<BrowserBar
  start={<NavBarIconButton name="backArrow" accessibilityLabel="Back" />}
  end={<NavBarIconButton name="more" accessibilityLabel="More options" />}
>
  <NavigationTitle>Coinbase</NavigationTitle>
</BrowserBar>

With Search Input

A common use case is to include a search or URL input field.

<BrowserBar
  start={<NavBarIconButton name="lock" accessibilityLabel="Secure" />}
  end={
    <HStack>
      <NavBarIconButton name="share" accessibilityLabel="Share" />
      <NavBarIconButton name="bookmark" accessibilityLabel="Bookmark" />
    </HStack>
  }
>
  <BrowserBarSearchInput value="coinbase.com" />
</BrowserBar>

Contextual Hiding

BrowserBar provides a BrowserBarContext. Components rendered inside the BrowserBar can use the useBrowserBarContext hook to gain access to setHideStart and setHideEnd functions. These functions allow children components to dynamically hide the start and end content of the BrowserBar, which can be useful to maximize space for the primary content.