import { Canvas, Meta, ArgTypes } from '@storybook/blocks';
import { ThemeProvider } from 'styled-components';
import Navbar from '.';
import NavbarHeader from './NavbarHeader';
import NavbarItem from './NavbarItem';
import { Attendees, LeaveMeeting, Information } from '../icons';
import Flex from '../Flex';
import { lightTheme } from '../../../theme/';
import { GlobalStyles } from '../../../theme/GlobalStyles';
import * as NavbarStories from './Navbar.stories.tsx';
# Navbar
The Navbar component displays a vertical menu with navigation icon buttons and labels. Navbar is constructed using the NavbarHeader and NavbarItem components.
`NavbarItem` support tooltips by adding a `data-tooltip` property. Adding a `data-tooltip-position` property controls the tooltip position. It will render the `label` as the tooltip, unless a `tooltipContent` prop is passed.
## Importing
```javascript
import {
Navbar,
NavbarHeader,
NavbarItem,
} from 'amazon-chime-sdk-component-library-react';
```
## Example
### Navbar Component
```jsx
{}} />
}
onClick={() => {}}
label="Bridge Information"
/>
} onClick={() => {}} label="Attendees" />
}
onClick={() => {}}
label="Leave Meeting"
/>
```
## Props
### Navbar Props
# NavbarHeader
NavbarHeader component is displayed only in the mobile view with screen size less than `theme.mediaQueries.min.md` value defined in your theme (defaults to 768px).
It gives a title to Navbar and also a close icon button to close the Navbar in mobile view.
# Example
```javascript
{}} />
```
### NavbarHeader Props
# NavbarItem
The NavbarItem component displays a single row in the Navbar. It is made up of `ControlBarItem` which acts as a button and a label.
The label is displayed only on smaller screens with width defined by `theme.mediaQueries.min.md` value in your theme (defaults to 768px), else only icon button is shown.
# Example
### NavbarItem component
}
onClick={() => {}}
label="Bridge Information"
/>
```javascript
}
onClick={() => {}}
label="Bridge Information"
/>
```
### NavbarItem Props