Rete context menu plugin

Rete.js plugin

import ContextMenuPlugin, { Menu, Item, Search } from 'rete-context-menu-plugin';

editor.use(ContextMenuPlugin, {
    searchBar: false, // true by default
    searchKeep: title => true, // leave item when searching, optional. For example, title => ['Refresh'].includes(title)
    delay: 100,
    allocate(component) {
        return ['Submenu'];
    },
    rename(component) {
        return component.name;
    },
    items: {
        'Click me'(){ console.log('Works!') }
    },
    nodeItems: {
        'Click me'(){ console.log('Works for node!') }
    },
    // OR
    nodeItems: node => {
        if (node.name === 'Add') {
            return {
                'Only for Add nodes'() => { console.log('Works for add node!') },
            };
        }
        return { 
            'Click me'(){ console.log('Works for node!') }
        }
    },
    vueComponent: CustomVueComponent // extends Menu
});

| Options | Description | Default | |-|-|-| | searchBar | Showing search bar | true | delay | Delay hide, ms | 1000 | allocate | function for placing of components into submenu | () => [] | rename | function for renaming of items| component => component.name | items | custom items (Object with nested objects and functions) | {} | nodeItems | custom items for Node menu or a function that returns node items | {}

You can arbitrarily put a component in a submenu. Examples:

allocate() { return ["Single submenu"] }

allocate(component) { return component.path } // where path is a stack of menu for every component

allocate(component) { return null } // exclude component from menu items

To change the items that create nodes, you may need to change the name.

class MyComponent {
    constructor() {
        super("My comp");
        this.contextMenuName = "Add My comp";
    }
}
///
rename(component) { return component.contextMenuName || component.name }