Drawer component

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A Drawer component is a UI element that slides in from the edge of the screen, typically used for navigation or to display additional content. Here are the key features a Drawer component should have:

1. Slide-in Animation: Smooth sliding animation when the drawer opens and closes.
2. Positioning: Ability to position the drawer on the left, right, top, or bottom of the screen.
3. Customizable Styling: Support for custom styles and CSS classes to match the application's design.
4. Overlay: Option to display an overlay behind the drawer to focus user attention.
5. Close on Outside Click: Option to close the drawer when clicking outside of it.
6. Close Button: Include a close button within the drawer for easy dismissal.
7. Keyboard Accessibility: Support for keyboard navigation and focus management.
8. Responsive Design: Ensure the drawer is responsive and adapts to different screen sizes.
9. Event Handling: Emit events for user interactions such as open, close, and toggle.
10. Accessibility: Ensure the component is accessible with proper ARIA attributes and keyboard support.
11. Content Customization: Ability to include various types of content within the drawer, such as text, images, and other components.
12. Persistent State: Option to keep the drawer open or closed based on application state.
13. Theming: Support for different themes to match the application's design system.
14. Size Control: Control over the width or height of the drawer.
15. Backdrop Customization: Customizable backdrop styles, including color and opacity.
16. Nested Drawers: Support for nested drawers within the main drawer.
17. Transition Effects: Support for different transition effects when opening and closing.
18. Lock Scroll: Option to lock the background scroll when the drawer is open.
19. Auto-Focus: Automatically focus the first focusable element within the drawer when it opens.
20. Persistent Drawer: Option to make the drawer persistent, always visible on larger screens.

To be implemented

• Vue component with basic logic
• Styles and extension points as css properties
• Vitepress documentation: feature description, examples and api documentation
• Unit tests for component and its composition
• Storybook demos and documentation