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@scssyworks/context-builder

v0.5.4

Published

Create context menus with ease

Downloads

24

Readme

Context Builder

A powerful and easy to use library for building custom context menus.

npm i @scssyworks/context-builder

How does it work?

Create a context menu instance for a given target.

import { ContextMenu } from '@scssyworks/context-builder';

const contextMenu = new ContextMenu('div');
// ...
const contextMenu = new ContextMenu(); // For body element

If you don't specify a target selector, context menu is enabled for body element.

Add context menu items

import { ContextMenu, ContextItem } from '@scssyworks/context-builder';

const contextMenu = new ContextMenu('div');
contextMenu.add(
    new ContextItem('Option 1'),
    new ContextItem('Option 2'),
    // ...
);

Add nested menu items

import { ContextMenu, ContextItem, ContextList } from '@scssyworks/context-builder';

const contextMenu = new ContextMenu('div');
contextMenu.add(
    new ContextItem('Option 1'),
    new ContextItem('Option 2'),
    (new ContextList('Option 3')).add(
        new ContextItem('Child Option 1')
    )
    // ...
);

Context builder supports nesting of elements up to nth level.

Listen to click events

import { ContextMenu, ContextItem, ContextList } from '@scssyworks/context-builder';

const contextMenu = new ContextMenu('div', {
    onClick(event) {
        // Use event.target to get the target element
        // ...
        return true; // Return true to automatically close the menu
    }
});
// ...

Listen to activate and deactivate events

Activate and Deactivate listeners are great for adding entry and exit transitions

import { ContextMenu, ContextItem, ContextList } from '@scssyworks/context-builder';

const contextMenu = new ContextMenu('div', {
    onActivate(elements) {
        elements.map(el => {
            el.classList.add('show'); // Adding "show" class adds an entry transition
        });
    },
    onDeactivate(elements, callback) {
        elements.once('transitionend', callback); // Callback function is "required" to complete the exit transition
        elements.map(el => {
            el.classList.remove('show'); // Removing "show" class triggers an exit transition
        });
    }
});
// ...

Listen to "contextmenu" event

You can listen to original contextmenu event if you want to capture text selection or do more stuff.

import { ContextMenu, ContextItem, ContextList } from '@scssyworks/context-builder';

const contextMenu = new ContextMenu('div', {
    onContextMenu(event) {
        console.log(event);
    }
});
// ...

Destroy context menu

contextMenu.cleanup();

Customize

Context Builder is fully customizable. You can use your own elements to build context menu. Use the following guide to customize your context menus:

https://github.com/scssyworks/context-builder/blob/master/CUSTOMIZE.md