npm package: @flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16
Description: This project, `@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16`, provides a simple way to integrate tabbed navigation in your React application using Material-UI components and React Router. It allows you to organize different sections of your web app within tab-l
Latest version: 0.2.3

# @flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16

This project, `@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16`, provides a simple way to integrate tabbed navigation in your React application using Material-UI components and React Router. It allows you to organize different sections of your web app within tab-like interfaces, which can be easily switched through, providing a clean and user-friendly navigation experience.

## How It Works

The library leverages the functionality of Material-UI's `Tabs` and `Tab` components along with React Router's routing capabilities. It creates a tabbed navigation layout with each tab representing a different route in your application. When a user clicks on a tab, it navigates to the corresponding route, updating the view accordingly. The component ensures that the first tab route is automatically loaded when the application starts.

## Key Features

- **Tabbed Navigation**: Easily create a tabbed interface for routing different sections of your application.
- **Material-UI Integration**: Uses Material-UI's `Paper`, `Tabs`, and `Tab` components for a consistent and visually appealing design.
- **Route Management**: Integrates seamlessly with React Router, allowing each tab to link to a specific route.
- **Automatic Routing**: Automatically navigates to the first tabbed route on initial load.

## Conclusion

The `@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16` library provides a straightforward solution for implementing tabbed navigation in React applications. It combines Material-UI aesthetics with React Router's powerful routing capabilities to enhance user interface navigation without unnecessary complexities.


# Developer Guide for @flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16

## Overview

The `@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16` library provides a simple way to create tabbed interfaces in React applications, using a router for navigation between tabs. It allows developers to define tabs that align with URL routes, making navigation more intuitive and maintaining a clear structure between user interface elements and application logic.

## Installation

To integrate `@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16` into your project, you can use either npm or yarn. Install the library using one of the following commands:

```bash
npm install @flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16
```

or

```bash
yarn add @flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16
```

## Usage

To use the library, you will primarily work with two components: `RouterTabs` and `RouterTab`. These components help you create a tabbed interface where each tab corresponds to a different route in your application.

Here is a basic example on how to implement tabbed routing in your React application:

```jsx
import React from 'react';
import { RouterTabs, RouterTab } from '@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16';

function App() {
  return (
    <RouterTabs>
      <RouterTab path="/first">
        <div>First Tab Content</div>
      </RouterTab>
      <RouterTab path="/second">
        <div>Second Tab Content</div>
      </RouterTab>
      <RouterTab path="/third">
        <div>Third Tab Content</div>
      </RouterTab>
    </RouterTabs>
  );
}

export default App;
```

## Examples

### Example 1: Basic Setup

This example demonstrates a simple tabbed interface with three tabs, each linked to different routes.

```jsx
import React from 'react';
import { RouterTabs, RouterTab } from '@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16';

function BasicExample() {
  return (
    <RouterTabs>
      <RouterTab path="/tab1">
        <div>Content for Tab 1</div>
      </RouterTab>
      <RouterTab path="/tab2">
        <div>Content for Tab 2</div>
      </RouterTab>
      <RouterTab path="/tab3">
        <div>Content for Tab 3</div>
      </RouterTab>
    </RouterTabs>
  );
}

export default BasicExample;
```

### Example 2: Initial Route Redirection

When users visit the root path, they can be automatically redirected to the first tab's route using the `RouterTabs` component like in the following example:

```jsx
import React from 'react';
import { RouterTabs, RouterTab } from '@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16';

function RedirectExample() {
  return (
    <RouterTabs>
      <RouterTab path="/dashboard">
        <div>Dashboard Content</div>
      </RouterTab>
      <RouterTab path="/settings">
        <div>Settings Content</div>
      </RouterTab>
      <RouterTab path="/profile">
        <div>Profile Content</div>
      </RouterTab>
    </RouterTabs>
  );
}

export default RedirectExample;
```

## Acknowledgement

The `@flownet/react-layout-routered-tabs-16` library is built by integrating React Router's capabilities with Material-UI's tab components, streamlining the creation of routable tab interfaces in React applications.



# Input Schema
```yaml
$schema: https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema
$type: object
properties:
  children:
    type: array
    description: A list of React elements, each representing a child tab with its own path.
    items:
      type: object
      properties:
        props:
          type: object
          properties:
            path:
              type: string
              description: The path corresponding to the tab.
required: []

```