sideMenu
The side menus of the side menu the screen is in: their visibility, width, gestures.
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Every key, with the platforms it works on. A dashed platform means the key does nothing there.
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Where a swipe has to start to open a menu. Closing by a gesture works from anywhere in both modes, and the swipe back of a stack goes before the menu: on a screen that can go back, the leading edge goes back and doesn't open a menu. In 'entireScreen' mode a horizontal scroll in the center goes first while it can still scroll in the direction of the move; a horizontal pan that isn't a native scroll view, such as a carousel of a gesture library, doesn't. A change applies at once. Android's edge is the one of the Material drawer, and it doesn't read this.
How the menu moves in 'pushContent' mode while the center goes aside. Without it, the menu stands still and the center moves. It does nothing in 'aboveContent' mode. A change applies at once. Android doesn't read it.
The test identifier of the side menu's container (on iOS its view, on Android the drawer). The parts derive from it: <testID>.center, <testID>.left, <testID>.right, and on iOS <testID>.scrim for the dimming over the center that a tap on closes the menu. Android draws the dimming inside the drawer without a view of its own, and a tap on <testID>.center closes the menu in the same way. The button that opens the menu is an ordinary button of the top bar with a testID of its own.