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react-responsive-html-menu

v1.0.3

Published

A React component which will move list items into a dropdown menu by detecting if it will fit within parent container

Readme

React Responsive Menu Component

A React component which will move list items into a dropdown menu by detecting if it will fit within parent container

How to use

Install the project using npm i --save react-responsive-html-menu, then import into your project, passing valid props

import ResponsiveMenu from 'react-responsive-html-menu';

...

<ResponsiveMenu
    list={arrayOfObjects}   // Required Array of Objects - List of links
    className="main-menu"   // Optional String - Value to add to the <ul /> element as a className
    dropdownText="More" />  // Optional String - Defaults to "More". The text the drop menu will show

This will then structure your menu within <ul /> and <li /> elements, which you can then style using your own css. The Component will be able to detect what can fit within one line and move items in a more drop down when they no longer fit

The list prop structure

Each item in the list props follows the following structure

const list = [{
    link:       "/"         // Required String - The link for the menuItem
    text:       "Home"      // Required String - The text for the link
    className:  "menu-item" // Optional String - Value to add to the <li /> element as a className
}];

Running the Example

The example uses webpack to build the bundle.js file. Simply install webpack or webpack-dev-server globally, then within the example directory run the project

npm i webpack -g 
cd example
webpack
// Then open 'example/index.html' in your browser

// Alternatively using 'webpack-dev-server'
npm i webpack-dev-server -g 
cd example
webpack-dev-server
// Then access //localhost:8080 in your browser