# This file creates static local tasks (Tabs).
# This file will be needed to place in module root.
#
# 'title' of the tab will show up on the user interface and tab.
# 'base_route' is the same as the name of the route where the "default" tab
# appears. The base_route is used to group together related tabs.
# 'weight' is used to provide weights for the tabs if needed.
# The tab whose route is the same as the base_route will by default
# get a negative weight and appear on the left.
# 'parent_id' is used to create multi level of tabs.
# To relate a tab to its parent use same name as parent_id as shown below in
# examples.menu_example.tabs.secondary.
#
examples.menu_example.tabs:
  route_name: examples.menu_example.tabs
  title: Default primary tab
  base_route: examples.menu_example.tabs

examples.menu_example.tabs_second:
  route_name: examples.menu_example.tabs_second
  title: Second
  base_route: examples.menu_example.tabs
  weight: 2

examples.menu_example.tabs_third:
  route_name: examples.menu_example.tabs_third
  title: Third
  base_route: examples.menu_example.tabs
  weight: 3

examples.menu_example.tabs_fourth:
  route_name: examples.menu_example.tabs_fourth
  title: Fourth
  base_route: examples.menu_example.tabs
  weight: 4

examples.menu_example.tabs.secondary:
  route_name: examples.menu_example.tabs
  title: Default secondary tab
  parent_id: examples.menu_example.tabs

examples.menu_example.tabs_default_second:
  route_name: examples.menu_example.tabs_default_second
  title: Second
  parent_id: examples.menu_example.tabs

examples.menu_example.tabs_default_third:
  route_name: examples.menu_example.tabs_default_third
  title: Third
  parent_id: examples.menu_example.tabs
