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dots-and-drops

v1.1.0

Published

A dropdown menu utility

Downloads

5

Readme

dots-and-drops

A simple dropdown menu utility.

Overview

Dots-and-drops is a dropdown menu utility designed to be simple and efficient. The tool relies on notions of dots and drops. Dots are HTML elements that, when clicked, reveal a dropdown menu. A drop refers to the container element that holds the dropdown menu and its entries.

Usage

Each dotdrop instance corresponds to one dot-n-container. The n refers to the user-designated id given to a container. Note that each of these ids must be unique. Inside of each dot-n-container element, there should be a child element with class dot-n containing the dot that the user will click to trigger the drop. See the example below (remember n should be replaced with a unique id).

<body>
  ...
  <div class="dot-n-container">
    <div class="dot-n">
      <!-- Your dot of choice -->
    </div>
  </div>
  ...
</body>

After dot-n-container elements have been configured, they can be attached to a DotDrop instance. DotDrop is instantiated with a single argument, the dot-n class selector.

const ddn = new DotDrop('.dot-n');

To add entries and attach it to a callback, simply call addDropEntry on the dotdrop instance. For example, if we wanted to add an entry that makes the background color of the screen green (who wouldn't want to do that??), then we would run the code that follows.

ddn.addDropEntry("Turn Screen Green", (e) => {
  let body = document.querySelector("body");
  if (body.style.backgroundColor == "green") {
    body.style.backgroundColor = "white";
  } else {
    body.style.backgroundColor = "green";
  }
});