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@akande/dropdown

v1.0.4

Published

A customizable drop-down menu module for web applications

Readme

Dropdown

Dropdown is a lightweight and customizable JavaScript module for creating drop-down lists in web applications. It allows you to easily integrate and style drop-down lists with your own data and callbacks.

Features

  • Simple and easy-to-use.
  • Customizable title and list items.
  • Supports callback functions for item selection.
  • Minimal default styling for easy integration into your projects.

Installation

You can install Dropdown via npm:

npm install @akande/dropdown

Usage

To use Dropdown in your HTML file, follow these steps:

  1. Create an HTML container where you want the dropdown to appear:

    <div id="dropdown-container"></div>
  2. In your JavaScript file, import the module, create an instance, and render it in the container:

    import Dropdown from '@akande/dropdown';
    
    // Create an array of items for the dropdown
    const dropdownItems = [
      {
        title: 'Item 1',
        callback: () => {
          alert('Item 1 clicked!');
        },
      },
      {
        title: 'Item 2',
        callback: () => {
          alert('Item 2 clicked!');
        },
      },
      // Add more items as needed
    ];
    
    // Select the container element
    const dropdownContainer = document.getElementById('dropdown-container');
    
    // Create an instance of the dropdown and render it in the container
    const dropdown = Dropdown(
      'Dropdown Example',
      dropdownItems,
      'my-custom-dropdown',
    );
    dropdownContainer.appendChild(dropdown);
  3. Customize the title, list items, and callback functions to suit your needs.

API Reference

Dropdown(title, items, customClass)

Creates a new instance of the dropdown with the specified title, list items, and custom CSS class.

  • title (String): The title to display on the dropdown button.
  • items (Array of Objects): An array of items to display in the dropdown list. Each item should have a title (String) and an optional callback (Function) that gets executed when the item is clicked.
  • customClass (String): A custom CSS class name for applying user-defined styles to the dropdown container.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author