JHipster: how add sidebar menù - jhipster

Can anyone please help with on how to add a sidebar to Hipster home page? I need to add a left side menu to my Jhipster app and no idea on how to do. Thanks.

Your question is too broad and leads to opinionated answers.
Anyway, you could try PrimeNG and this JHipster module and you'll get more than just a side menu.

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Full-stack NodeJS framework? [closed]

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Is there a full-stack, NodeJS-based framework similar to Ruby on Rails or PHP which renders templates on the server-side?
Basically, I am wanting to develop a web site which will be indexable by Google (non-SPA). I'd like to be able to include common header and footer files on each page. I basically want to do the following but with NodeJS:
index.html:
<?php include 'header.php'; ?>
<h1>This is the home page</h1>
<p>Here is some content.</p>
<?php include 'footer.php'; ?>
I will not be using a RESTful API (or any API) for this web site. It's basically a simple, static web site which uses NodeJS for its server-side component.
I would suggest that docpad is the best solution at the moment for what your looking for. It allows you to setup a set of templates, content and styles which generate a static site for you.
You select what templating engine that you would like to use based on a plugin system. The tutorial (which I followed recently) explains very easily how to do what you would like to do. The tutorial uses eco templating engine. Now I knew nothing about eco and was able to follow and figure out some tricky requirements of my own without too much trouble.
If you go this route, then I also suggest the partial plugin, which is really nice for inserting bits into other bits.
Start here on how to use. It takes you through everything that you could need to know for using it.
I also suggest installing node.js as per these instructions.
If you have experience with Backbone.js, Rendr.js shows some promise.
Your best bet is to just use one of the simple frameworks like Express http://expressjs.com/, along with a simple templating engine like Handlebars.
This module is then the one you need to add to the project:
https://github.com/ericf/express-handlebars
The readme of this is excellent, and has some fully working examples showing your two options:
Use a global layout file (this will have your header and footer in it).
Use partials - similar to the php example above
Keep in mind that the default Node world is to do server side rendering,just the same as PHP, but in JS. The frameworks like rendr are really trying to do something much more complex, and share rendering between server and client - you don't need this if you are just building a simple web site.
Best of luck.

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