All Classes and Interfaces

Class	Description
AppNavLayout	Base application layout providing adaptive navigation: a bottom icon bar with a secondary tab bar on phone, a permanent left-strip rail on tablet, and a drawer-based SideNav on desktop.
DeviceType	Coarse device category detected from touch capability and physical screen size.
ExpandingTouchNavRenderer	An alternative NavRenderer for NavType.TOUCH — a grid of root sections in NavSlots.touchBar() that expands upward via a chevron when there are more than fit, instead of the default "More" popover.
FlyoutRailNavRenderer	An alternative NavRenderer for NavType.RAIL — every rail item that represents a nav group gets a right-pointing chevron instead of navigating to a representative child; tapping it pops up a flyout listing that group's own children, recursively, to whatever depth the route hierarchy actually goes.
HasViewHeaderComponent	Implemented by views that want to contribute an action component to the adaptive view header slot.
HasViewHeaderTitle	Implemented by views that want an auto-generated icon+title component in the adaptive view header slot.
HeaderTabsNavRenderer	An alternative NavRenderer for NavType.HEADER — root sections rendered as a Tabs strip spanning the header; selecting a leaf navigates directly, selecting a group only reveals that root's own children in the shared SecondaryTabBar drill-down row beneath, never navigating on its own — the same non-committal rule the drill-down row itself applies to a group tab of its own (see SecondaryTabBar(boolean, boolean)).
NavGroup	A named grouping node in the navigation hierarchy.
NavGrouper	Strategy for mapping MenuEntry items to their position in the navigation tree.
NavNode	A node in the navigation tree — either a group (non-navigable section) or a leaf (navigable view).
NavRenderContext	Everything a NavRenderer needs to build or update its content for the current nav state.
NavRenderer	Builds and updates the nav-item content for one of AppNavLayout's five device/orientation scenarios (desktop, tablet portrait, tablet landscape, phone portrait, phone landscape), placing it into whichever of AppNavLayout's named locations (see NavSlots) is appropriate.
NavSlots	The full set of named locations AppNavLayout has for nav-item content.
NavType	The chrome/NavStrategy built for a device/orientation scenario, declared by the navType() of whichever NavRenderer is active for that scenario — not chosen independently.
NavTypeChangedEvent	Fired whenever AppNavLayout determines and applies a NavType — including on first attachment, not just on later changes.
Orientation	Viewport orientation detected from window inner dimensions at connection time.
PathPrefixNavGrouper	Default NavGrouper — derives the navigation hierarchy from route path segments, mirroring the structure of @Route paths.
RouteNavUtils	Stateless helpers for navigating the route hierarchy.
ScrollingTouchNavRenderer	An alternative NavRenderer for NavType.TOUCH — a horizontally scrollable bar of root sections in NavSlots.touchBar(), with fading edge chevrons instead of the default "More" popover.
SideNavDrawerNavRenderer	Default NavRenderer for NavType.SIDENAV — builds a full SideNav hierarchy into NavSlots.drawer(), using the SideNavItem renderer configured via AppNavLayout.setNavNodeRenderer(ComponentRenderer) and the nested-match setting from AppNavLayout.setNavMatchNested(boolean).
SideRailNavRenderer	Default NavRenderer for NavType.RAIL — a left-edge icon rail in NavSlots.sideRail(), with a "More" overflow trigger when more root sections exist than fit, plus a drill-down bar in NavSlots.headerNav() for nested routes, however deep they go.
TouchBarNavRenderer	Default NavRenderer for NavType.TOUCH — a bottom icon bar in NavSlots.touchBar(), with a "More" overflow trigger when more root sections exist than fit, plus a drill-down bar in NavSlots.headerNav() for nested routes, however deep they go.