options
Description
Optional. A set of menu optionsUsage
options?: {
id?: string | number;
text?: string;
subtext?: string;
handler?: (ev: IMenuOptionClick) => void;
data?: IMenuOption[];
css?: string;
icon?: string;
type?: string | React.ComponentType<any>; // @deprecated use `comp` instead. Will be removed in v3.0
comp?: string | React.ComponentType<any>;
}[];
Parameters
A menu item object in the options array may contain a set of properties. The list of available properties is given below:
id
- (optional) the id of a menu itemtext
- (optional) the text of a menu itemsubtext
- (optional) a dimmed text displayed to the right of the main item's text, such as a hot key or other additional infoicon
- (optional) the name of an icon displayed before the text. It converts to adding<i className={item.icon}>
, so any icons with thewxi-
prefix can be used here, e.g. ".wxi-plus" or any customer icons defined on the page. Read more about the usage of iconscss
- (optional) the name of a CSS class that will be applied to an itemtype
- (optional) the type of an item. It can be a predefined string such as "separator" or a custom React component to render a menu item in place of the default renderer. Will be removed in SVAR 3.0 so usecomp
insteaddata
- (optional) an array of sub items for a menu item. Used to create a tree-like menu structure; the same asoptions
handler
- (optional) a click handler function for the menu item. It receives an object with the parameters described here: onclickcomp
- (optional) the component used to render the menu item. It can be the name of a built-in component (string) or a custom React component reference
Example
// React example
import { Menu } from "@svar-ui/react-core";
// custom component for rendering a menu item
const CustomItem = (props) => {
return <div className="custom-item">⭐ {props.text}</div>;
};
// plain structure + custom types/components
const options = [
{ id: "add-task:child", text: "Child task" },
{ id: "add-task:above", text: "Task above" },
{ id: "add-task:below", text: "Task below" },
{ type: "separator" }, // predefined string type
{ id: "special", text: "Special action", comp: CustomItem }, // custom component
];
<Menu options={options} />
Details
The Menu widget can have a more complex tree-like structure. Here's an example:
// tree-like structure
const options = [
{
id: "add-task",
text: "Add",
icon: "wxi wxi-plus",
data: [
{ id: "child", text: "Child task" },
{ id: "above", text: "Task above" },
{ id: "below", text: "Task below" },
],
},
];
<Menu options={options} />
Related article: Loading options
Related sample: Menu basic