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Dashboard Layout

The dashboard layout component provides a customizable out-of-the-box layout for a typical dashboard page.

The DashboardLayout component is a quick, easy way to provide a standard full-screen layout with a header and sidebar to any dashboard page, as well as ready-to-use and easy to customize navigation and branding.

Many features of this component are configurable through the AppProvider component that must wrap it to provide the necessary context.

Demo

A DashboardLayout brings in a header and sidebar with navigation, as well as a scrollable area for page content.

If application themes are defined for both light and dark mode, a theme switcher in the header allows for easy switching between the two modes.

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Branding

Some elements of the DashboardLayout can be configured to match your personalized brand.

This can be done via the branding prop in the AppProvider, which allows for setting a custom logo image or title text in the page header.

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The navigation prop in the AppProvider allows for setting any type of navigation structure in the DashboardLayout sidebar by including different navigation elements as building blocks in any order.

The flexibility in composing and ordering these different elements allows for a great variety of navigation structures to fit your use case.

Navigation links can be placed in the sidebar as items with the format:

{ segment: 'home', title: 'Home', icon: <DescriptionIcon /> }
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Navigation headings can be placed in the sidebar as items with the format:

{ kind: 'header', title: 'Animals' }
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Dividers can can be placed between items in the sidebar as items with the format:

{
  kind: 'divider';
}
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Nested Navigation

Nested navigation structures can be placed in the sidebar as items with the format:

{ title: 'Movies', icon: <FolderIcon />, children: [ ... ] }
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Navigation links have an optional action prop to render any content on the right-side of the respective list item, such as badges with numbers, or buttons to toggle a popover menu.

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Navigation links have an optional pattern prop to define a pattern to be matched for the item to be marked as selected. This feature is built on top of the path-to-regexp library. Some examples:

  • Constant path: orders
  • Dynamic segment: orders/:segment
  • Optional segment: orders{/:segment}?
  • One or more segments: orders{/:segment}+
  • Zero or more segments: orders{/:segment}*
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Disabling collapsible sidebar

The layout sidebar is collapsible to a mini-drawer (with icons only) in desktop and tablet viewports. This behavior can be disabled with the disableCollapsibleSidebar prop.

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Account

The DashboardLayout comes integrated with the <Account /> component. It renders as an account management menu when a user is signed in – a session object is present – and a button when not.

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Customization

Some areas of the layout can be replaced with custom components by using the slots and slotProps props. For example, this allows you to add new items to the toolbar in the header, such as a search bar or a button.

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API

See the documentation below for a complete reference to all of the props and classes available to the components mentioned here.