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options

Description​

Optional. Specifies a set of options for DropDown Menu

Usage​

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 item
  • text - (optional) the text of a menu item
  • subtext - (optional) a dimmed text displayed to the right of the main item's text, such as a hot key or other additional info
  • icon - (optional) the name of an icon displayed before the text. It renders an <i className={item.icon}> element, so any icons with the wxi- prefix can be used here, e.g. ".wxi-plus" or any custom icons defined on the page. Read more about the usage of icons
  • css - (optional) the name of a CSS class that will be applied to an item
  • type - (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 v3.0 so use comp instead
  • data - (optional) an array of sub items for a menu item. Used to create a tree-like menu structure; the same as options
  • handler - (optional) a click handler function for the menu item. It receives an object with the parameters described here: onclick
  • comp - (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​

const options = [
    { id: "add-task:child", text: "Child task" },
    { id: "add-task:above", text: "Task above" },
    { id: "add-task:below", text: "Task below" },
];

function App() {
    return (
        <DropDownMenu options={options}>
            <Button type="primary">Click me</Button>
        </DropDownMenu>
    );
}

Related article: Loading options

Related sample: Drop-down menu