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basic-dropdown-component

v1.0.3

Published

fixed Icons to display correctly!!!

Downloads

12

Readme

Installation

Basic Drop Down Component with styling

  npm install basic-dropdown-component

Demo

Alt Text

Usage/Examples

Check out the css page for the styling!

Include this in HTML for the Boxicon Icons to work
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/css/boxicons.min.css">

const { initDropDown } = require('basic-dropdown-component')

// // Array of dropdown items, some examples
const dropdownItems = [
  { href: '#create', iconClass: 'bx bx-plus-circle', text: 'Create New' },
  { href: '#draft', iconClass: 'bx bx-book', text: 'All Drafts' },
  { href: '#move', iconClass: 'bx bx-folder', text: 'Move to' },
  { href: '#profile', iconClass: 'bx bx-user', text: 'Profile Settings' },
  { href: '#notification', iconClass: 'bx bx-bell', text: 'Notification' },
  { href: '#settings', iconClass: 'bx bx-cog', text: 'Settings' }
];

'body' is the element where you want to place the drop down menu component. 
function declaration is this:

function createDropdown(parent = 'body', itemList){
  // Append container to the document body
  document.querySelector(parent).appendChild(containerDiv);
}

initDropDown('body',dropdownItems);

Icon library

We are using the free library called boxicons. https://boxicons.com
The iconClass key is the classes that the icon belongs to when you click on the icon and press font! For example, the sushi icon has the class attribute set to

TEST FILES : https://github.com/AbdallaAlhag/npm-dropdown-component-test