Who's using Suicrux?

[Metnew]

Who's using Suicrux?

[onurkose]

Well, I was a loyal user of Bootstrap until I've started to develop my projects using React. I've been amazed when I saw the Semantic for the first time, then I found Suicrux. I think there's a lot to learn from your code and that's something hard to find these days.
Right now I'm working on a navigation integration (@alpertuna/react-metismenu) on Suicrux because Semantic's Sidebar module is the only part that I'm not a fun of. It doesn't provide sub menus, lack of mobile flexibility etc. Soon I'll publish some demo.

[Wind213]

I'm planning to use suicrux for production.

[onurkose]

@Metnew Yes! withRouter did the work. Thank you.

[Metnew]

@onurkose Agree about SUI's Sidebar. Their submenus are too basic
I would like to add your project to README, when it will be ready

[onurkose]

@Metnew Well, I gave up after three days of trying of implementation. It's very well explained how to migrate with react router and redux (not both but seperately) in documentation but no matter what I do I couldn't make it to change active link status and active sub menu actions on menu item click event. It loads initial menu status well but it turn back to basic state after first click on any menu item.
MetisMenu is a great option for multilevel navigation. Do you want to give a try to include into your boilerplate? I can help with the initial pr.

[Metnew]

@onurkose
did you try to wrap your component with withRouter ?
No, I'd like to include some good projects into README as a showcase, but I don't want to modify codebase for now

[RavibabuK]

Hi @onurkose @Metnew
I am trying to achieve side bar menu with sub menus and couldn't figure out solid solution. Is Metis menu integration is working fine ? Can you please share some examples how to integrate Metis menu in suicrux boilerplate if possible?

[onurkose]

I had it done but not within the sidebar component. Sidebar is builtin overflow hidden and modifying it to work with metismenu is just an overkill. But if you check out @onokumus's newest examples of metismenu, there are better solutions of collapsed/hidden etc. versions. Maybe you don't need to fight with sidebar either.

P.S: I gave up of all React related stuff afterall. There was more to find workarounds right after this sidebar issue. I've moved everything to Vue.js, no regrets. I couldn't find the code to provide here.

[Metnew]

@onurkose Vue.js is a good choice too 😉
@RavibabuK I haven't worked with Metis framework, so I probably couldn't help you