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Several bug fixes from various authors + exposing isOpen function to the $scope #27
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- Exposed isOpen function to the $scope - Example code to show control of drawer from nav bar - Example code to move drawer + drawer grey overlay down by 44px
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Several bugfixes from various owners are included in this as well as the ability to control/check drawer state from outside of the menu using the isOpen function exposed to the $scope as $scope.drawerIsOpen() returning true or false.
There are many different forks of this drawer since driftyco made the last commit about a year ago, so I have traced the fork route with the most fixes, and then added my additions on top.
This pull-request is to add this all back into the original repo by driftyco, so that future development/forks can benefit from all the bug fixes several authors have made, rather than being unsure which fork to use.