Breadcrumbs shows the navigation path through the product bundle hierarchy in Product
Configurator. The component displays clickable breadcrumb links so users can move between
levels, such as root product → option group → option. Breadcrumbs has no output properties and
doesn’t listen to any events.
Show breadcrumbs of the current path through the bundle hierarchy
Provide clickable breadcrumbs for users to go to a specific level
Use an overflow menu when a bundle hierarchy has four or more breadcrumb levels
Show the search bar when multiple searchable products exist
Publish Lightning Message Service (LMS) navigation events to Data Manager when a
breadcrumb is clicked
Breadcrumbs API Name
S01_BreadCrumbs
Input Properties
Breadcrumbs accepts data from parent or flow
component properties, set by users.
Property
Type
Required
Description
navigationRoute
Array
No
Current navigation path
searchInfo
Array
No
Searchable products for the catalog. Shows the search bar when more than one
product is available.
isApiInProgress
Boolean
No
Whether an API call is in progress. Locks the component while the call
runs.
isNonBlockingEnabled
Boolean
No
Whether non-blocking mode is turned on.
Types of Events Breadcrumbs Fires
Breadcrumbs fires the LMS event
shown in this table.
Event Action
When is it Fired
Purpose
navigate
User clicks a breadcrumb link
Go to selected root product
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