Opaque Navigation element that can produce msg messages

Constructs a Navigation msg given a list of items

You could render a Navigation msg with the following

[ "Badge"
, "Chip"
, "ChipGroup"
, "Icons"
, "Info"
, "Label"
, "Navigation"
, "Title"
, "Tooltip"
]
    |> List.map
        (\item ->
            ( item, NavSelected item )
        )
    |> Navigation.nav

However, you will need want to have the navItems available for application code. It would make more sense to likely render using values that are stored your Model:

model.navItems
    |> List.map
        (\item ->
            ( item, NavSelected item )
        )
    |> Navigation.nav
    |> Navigation.withSelectedItem
        model.selectedNav

Currently, Navigation msg is implemented in a stateless manner, assuming the Elm application will want to drive the transitions from data that is in the model.

Constructs a NavItem msg given a name and msg to produce onPress

For a NavItem msg that is disabled or not clickable, you can provide Nothing for onPress.

Note: name is assumed to be unique among all items

Selects an item by itemName

For duplicates, the handling of selection would be predictable given the underlying representation.

Configures the selected item to be itemName

Configures that navigation to have the first NavItem msg as selected

Configures the orientation for rendering to be horizontal

Configures the orientation for rendering

Given the custom type representation, renders as an Element msg.