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@pwp-app/vue-context-menu

v1.3.1

Published

A context menu component for Vue users.

Readme

vue-context-menu

A context menu component for Vue users.

Install

$ npm install @pwp-app/vue-context-menu

Usage

Import to your project:

import VueContextMenu from '@pwp-app/vue-context-menu';
Vue.use(VueContextMenu, {
  useItem: true,  // Also register ContextMenuItem component
  mobileSupport: true,  // Enable mobile gesture support
  touchTimeout: 600,  // optional, default value is 600, decide how long the menu will show after touch
});

Also you can set an alias to resolve @pwp-app/vue-context-menu to vue-context-menu.

Then you can use it like this:

<template>
  <div id="app">
    <div class="container" v-context="'contextMenu'"></div>
    <ContextMenu
      ref="contextMenu"
      @item-clicked="itemClicked"
      >
      <ContextMenuItem name="1">1</ContextMenuItem>
      <ContextMenuItem name="2">2</ContextMenuItem>
      <ContextMenuItem name="3">3</ContextMenuItem>
    </ContextMenu>
  </div>
</template>

The v-context is the directive to set the trigger, it should be a string and should be the same as the ref you've bound to ContextMenu.

itemClicked is a function like this:

itemClicked(name) {
  console.log('clicked', name);
},

The name is the name you've already bound to ContextMenuItem.

If you wanna bind click event in this way, you should import ContextMenuItem as well, and be sure you've already set a name to ContextMenuItem.

Also you can bind a function to click.native of ContextMenuItem, the name property is not required in this way, but this is NOT recommended.

ContextMenuItem is a optional component, if you don't like it, you can write your own things and put them under the ContextMenu.

Props

ContextMenu

As for ContextMenu, it has these two props:

width

Decide the width of menu.

type: Number

default: 120

overflow

If set to false, the menu will always in the viewport and never overflow to the outside.

type: Boolean

default: false

manuallyClose

If you don't want the menu automatically close after you clicked the menu item, you can set this prop to true.

type: Boolean

default: false

ContextMenuItem

As for ContextMenuItem, it has these two props:

name

Be used to judge which item has been clicked.

type: String

License

MIT