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contextmenu

v1.0.2

Published

ContextMenu is a context menu build on React (16.8+) hooks. ContextMenu provides a quick and easy way to create instant context menus without having to build jsx. This component supports submenus, custom component menu items, and edge detection.

Downloads

703

Readme

ContextMenu

ContextMenu is a context menu build on React (16.8+) hooks. ContextMenu provides a quick and easy way to create instant context menus without having to build jsx. This component supports submenus, custom component menu items, and edge detection.

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm i contextmenu

How To Use

Import:

import useContextMenu from 'contextmenu';
import 'contextmenu/ContextMenu.css';

Build out your menu:

const menuConfig = {
  'Say open': () => console.log('open'),
  'Disabled': null,
  'JSX line': <hr></hr>,
  'JSX': <div style={{height: 40, border: '1px solid green'}}>yes</div>,
  'Line': '---',
  'Submenu': {
    'Say wololol': () => console.log('wololol'),
    'Go deeper': {
      'Onceptioniningiong': () => console.log('inceptioniningiong'),
    },
    'Submenu 2': {
      'electric': console.log,
      'boogaloo': () => console.log('boogaloo'), 
    },
  },
};

Render your menu in your component:

  const [contextMenu, useCM] = useContextMenu({ submenuSymbol: 'O' });
  return <div onContextMenu={useCM(menuConfig)}>{...}{contextMenu}</div>

API

ContextMenu is built off hooks, which means you must render it within React functional components.

useContextMenu(props)

  • props is optional
  • props shape:
{
  submenuSymbol: jsx; // which means jsx component or string or null
  depth: number;
  // more to be added later
}

contextMenu

  • Returned from useContextmenu() which contains the React.portal to be rendered (onto document.body)
  • Must be in your render function, anywhere.

useCM(menuConfig)

  • menuConfig is a JSON that determines what the rendered context menu looks like.
  • menuConfig shape:
{
  [menu option name] :
    | [option callback]
    | [menuConfig]
    | [jsx]
    | "-----"
    | null
}
  • [menu option name] is used in conjection with [option callback] to create an option that does something
  • [menu option name] is used in conjection with another menuConfig to create a submenu
  • [menu option name] is used with null when the item is disabled
  • [jsx] shows custom renderings inside menu options ([menu option name] is unused here)
  • "---" is a shortcut to display a separation line between menu items ([menu option name] is unused)