# FatSidebar
**Repository Path**: verfing/FatSidebar
## Basic Information
- **Project Name**: FatSidebar
- **Description**: Custom vertical button toolbar for macOS
- **Primary Language**: Unknown
- **License**: MIT
- **Default Branch**: master
- **Homepage**: None
- **GVP Project**: No
## Statistics
- **Stars**: 0
- **Forks**: 0
- **Created**: 2021-01-06
- **Last Updated**: 2021-01-06
## Categories & Tags
**Categories**: Uncategorized
**Tags**: None
## README
# FatSidebar




[](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage)
Custom vertical button toolbar for macOS.
## Item Styles
The component supports 2 different styles: `.regular` and `.small`.
At the moment, `FatSidebar` [does not support responsive switching between styles](https://github.com/CleanCocoa/FatSidebar/issues/1). If you decide to display the sidebar at 50pt width or more, the `.regular` style is a good match.
### Regular Style
The `.regular` style displays the button label right below the icon:

### Small Style
The `.small` style doesn't show the label by default. But when you hover over an item, it expands horizontally to show the label.

This is a good choice for super-long labels that don't fit the regular style.
If you configure the sidebar to be fairly wide, it still works as expected -- but obviously is a lot more spacious.

## Theming
The component's colors can be changed by creating a custom `FatSidebarTheme` implementation:
```swift
public protocol FatSidebarTheme {
var itemStyle: FatSidebarItemStyle { get }
var sidebarBackground: NSColor { get }
}
public protocol FatSidebarItemStyle {
var background: StatefulColor { get }
var borders: Borders { get }
}
```
`StatefulColor` boils down to a struct with three `NSColor` values for the three states a `FatSidebarItem` can be in: `normal`, `selected`, and `highlighted`. It comes with a convenience initializer in case you don't like when things change in your life: `StatefulColor.init(single:)`
`Borders` is a struct with 4 optional `StatefulColor` objects, one for each side of the item.
### Example Theme
As a hat-tip to the OmniGroup's good-looking sidebar from OmniFocus, here's a theme that's close to OmniFocus's colors:
```swift
struct OmniFocusTheme: FatSidebarTheme {
let itemStyle: FatSidebarItemStyle = OmniFocusItemStyle()
let sidebarBackground = OmniFocusTheme.backgroundColor
static var selectedColor: NSColor { return #colorLiteral(red: 0.901724875, green: 0.9334430099, blue: 0.9331719875, alpha: 1) }
static var recessedColor: NSColor { return #colorLiteral(red: 0.682291925, green: 0.6823920608, blue: 0.68227005, alpha: 1) }
static var backgroundColor: NSColor { return #colorLiteral(red: 0.7919496894, green: 0.8197044134, blue: 0.8194655776, alpha: 1) }
struct OmniFocusItemStyle: FatSidebarItemStyle {
let background = StatefulColor(
normal: OmniFocusTheme.backgroundColor,
selected: OmniFocusTheme.selectedColor,
highlighted: OmniFocusTheme.recessedColor)
let borders = Borders(
bottom: StatefulColor(single: OmniFocusTheme.recessedColor),
right: StatefulColor(
normal: OmniFocusTheme.recessedColor,
selected: OmniFocusTheme.selectedColor,
highlighted: OmniFocusTheme.recessedColor))
}
}
```
## Code License
Copyright (c) 2019 Christian Tietze. Distributed under the MIT License.
## Icon License
Iconic v1.9.0 License. To view Iconic's license, please go to .