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custom-context-menu
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A small (<2kB minified and gzipped) tool with no dependencies that helps you create custom rightclick context menues.
Easily create Custom Context Menues on your site using this little tool. No dependencies. Less than 2kB (gzipped and minified).
$ npm install custom-context-menu --save
$ yarn add custom-context-menu
Download the preferable version of this package and include the cm.js
file as an external script:
<script src="cm.js"></script>
All you have to do in order to get your custom context menu working is just invoke the new ContextMenu()
constructor passing to it the target element as a first argument and an object of parameters as a second one: -->
new ContextMenu(document, {
transfer: false, // do not transfer the Context Menu if it doesn't fit on the page. Istead, draw it right in the corner
overlay: true, // use overlay so the user can't interact with the rest of the page while the Context Menu is opened
defaultOnAlt: false, // pretend the default (browser's) Context Menu to be opened even if user was holding the `alt` key when invoked the Context Menu
noRecreate: true, // do not open another Context Menu after the first one has been closed via rightclick
items: [ // the items of your menu
{ // each item is an object
title: "Menu Item",
function: function() {
alert("It's alive!");
},
"divider", // except of "special", ones
{
title: "Another Menu Item", // the text of the item displayed on the page
function: makeSomethingAwesome // and a function that is gonna take place when the user picked an item
}
}
]
});
The only mandatory property that is must present in the params
object (the second argument passed to the ContextMenu
constructor) is items
, that is an array of items your context menu consists of.
You can assign this invokation to the variable:
var fallbackContextMenu = new ContextMenu(document, {
// params
});
In this case you'll be able to reassign certain params and to manually close the context menu:
fallbackContextMenu.params.transfer = true;
fallbackContextMenu.params.defaultOnAlt = true;
fallbackContextMenu.close();
Learn more about target
and params
. There is also more about the items
.
I don't currently have any contribution manifest nor styleguides. Nevertheless, I'm open for any kind of contribution you can offer. So don't be shy to open an issue or to make a pull request :sparkles:. Also, you can always contact me if you are unsure about what you can do to make this project better.
FAQs
Improve a web-interface's UX by customizing its context menus
The npm package custom-context-menu receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, custom-context-menu popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that custom-context-menu demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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