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@asup/context-menu

v2.1.0

Published

REACT Typescript Context menu component

Readme

npm size npm bundle size License: MIT

@asup/context-menu

A small, highly-configurable React + TypeScript context menu component and helpers.

Key points:

  • Works with React 19 (package is built and tested against React 19; React is a peer dependency).
  • TypeScript types included.
  • Lightweight and focused on accessibility and nested sub-menus.

Storybook

Run Storybook to see interactive component examples and documentation.

# install dependencies
npm install

# run Storybook
npm run storybook

# run tests
npm run test

# build library bundle
npm run build

Installation

Install from npm:

npm install @asup/context-menu

Note: React and ReactDOM are peer dependencies — install a compatible React version in your application.

Usage

ContextMenuHandler

import { ContextMenuHandler, IMenuItem } from "@asup/context-menu";

const menuItems: IMenuItem[] = [
  { label: "Item 1", action: () => console.log("Item 1") },
  {
    label: "Item 2",
    action: () => console.log("Item 2"),
    group: [{ label: "Subitem 2.1", action: () => console.log("Subitem 2.1") }],
  },
  { label: "Item 3 (disabled)", disabled: true },
];

<ContextMenuHandler menuItems={menuItems}>
  <div>Right click here to open the menu</div>
</ContextMenuHandler>;

AutoHeight

Use AutoHeight to wrap content that may expand/contract — it will manage layout height for smoother transitions.

import { AutoHeight } from "@asup/context-menu";

<AutoHeight>
  <div style={{ padding: 12 }}>
    This content can change size; AutoHeight will help the layout adjust smoothly.
  </div>
</AutoHeight>;

ClickForMenu

ClickForMenu attaches a click-based menu to any element (useful for toolbar buttons or inline actions). Give each instance a stable id so the trigger element can be referenced and cleaned up correctly.

import { ClickForMenu, IMenuItem } from "@asup/context-menu";

const clickItems: IMenuItem[] = [
  { label: "Edit", action: () => console.log("Edit") },
  { label: "Delete", action: () => console.log("Delete") },
];

<ClickForMenu
  id="actions-menu"
  menuItems={clickItems}
>
  <button type="button">Actions</button>
</ClickForMenu>;

ContextWindow

import { ContextWindow } from "@asup/context-menu";

<ContextWindow
  id="window-1"
  title="Window 1"
  visible={true}
  onClose={() => {}}
>
  Window content
</ContextWindow>;

See the Storybook for interactive examples and more options.

Development

Useful scripts (from package.json):

  • npm run prepare — run Husky (prepares Git hooks).
  • npm run storybook — start Storybook to view component examples.
  • npm run build-storybook — build a static Storybook site.
  • npm run test — run Jest and collect coverage (jest --collectCoverage=true).
  • npm run test-watch — run Jest in watch mode with coverage (jest --watch --collectCoverage=true --maxWorkers=4).
  • npm run eslint — run ESLint over src (pattern: src/**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}).
  • npm run build — build the library bundle with Parcel. This script clears the Parcel cache before building (parcel build src/main.ts).

Contributing

Contributions and PRs are welcome. Please follow the repository conventions (linting, types, and tests).

  1. Fork the repo and create a feature branch.
  2. Run npm install.
  3. Run and update tests: npm run test.
  4. Submit a PR and describe your changes.

License

MIT — see the LICENCE file for details.