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inferno-menu-bar

v0.4.1

Published

A library of menu bar components for Inferno. Supports dropdowns and nested menus.

Readme

inferno-menu-bar

A library of menu bar components for Inferno.

Screenshot

  • Supports dropdowns and nested menus.
  • Basic styling out of the box.
  • Classes all over the place to let you CSS your heart out.

Installation

npm install --save inferno-menu-bar

Usage

import { MenuBar, MenuItem, MenuLinkItem, Menu, MenuSeparator, MenuAnchorItem } from 'inferno-menu-bar';

const onSelect = command => console.log(`Selection: ${command}`);

const MyMenu = () => (
    <MenuBar onSelect={onSelect}>
        <MenuLinkItem to='/about'><strong>About</strong></MenuLinkItem>
        <MenuAnchorItem href='https://github.com/doytch' title='Weee'>My Github</MenuAnchorItem>
        <MenuItem label='Tools'>
            <Menu>
                <MenuItem command='A' className='tools-menu-item'>Tool A</MenuItem>
                <MenuItem command='B' className='tools-menu-item'>Tool B</MenuItem>
                <MenuItem command='C' className='tools-menu-item'>Tool C</MenuItem>
                <MenuSeparator />
                <MenuItem label='More Tools...'>
                    <Menu>
                        <MenuItem command='D'>Tool D</MenuItem>
                        <MenuItem command='E'>Tool E</MenuItem>
                        <MenuItem command='F'>Tool F</MenuItem>
                    </Menu>
                </MenuItem>
            </Menu>
        </MenuItem>
        <span className='status' />
    </MenuBar>
);

There's also a webpack-dev-server example that you can run with npm install && npm run start.

Components

MenuBar

The top-level component that actually creates the bar itself.

onSelect: function(command)

This function will get called every time a descendant MenuItem is clicked. The command argument's value will be the value of command for the clicked MenuItem.

MenuItem

Used for JS callbacks and submenus.

<MenuItem command='foo'>Foo</MenuItem>

command: string

The value to pass to the onSelect callback.

unpadded: boolean

When true, adds a menu-item__unpadded class to the DOM node that removes the default padding in the styles.

<MenuItem label='Opens a Menu'><Menu>...</Menu></MenuItem>

label: string

Normally, a MenuItem's children will be used for the label. However, if the children are supposed to be a Menu, use this property to set the label.

MenuLinkItem

Used for links that should be created using <Link> components from inferno-router. Naturally, a Router needs to have been created somewhere in the parent chain for this to work.

<MenuLinkItem to='/apage'>A Page</MenuLinkItem>

unpadded: boolean

When true, adds a menu-item__unpadded class to the DOM node that removes the default padding in the styles.

Other Props

All props are passed directly to the <Link> created.

MenuAnchorItem

Used for links that should be created using a raw <a> node.

<MenuAnchorItem title='Weee' href='https://github.com/doytch'>My Github</MenuAnchorItem>

unpadded: boolean

When true, adds a menu-item__unpadded class to the DOM node that removes the default padding in the styles.

Other props

All props are passed directly to the <a> created.

Menu

Used to create a dropdown menu. Nest other components inside it.

MenuSeparator

Creates an <hr /> element.

Requirements

  • inferno >= 3.0.0
  • inferno-router >= 3.0.0