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basicContext

Easy-to-use context-menu for your website or web-app.

Demos

Name	Description	Link
Basic demo	basicContext works with all kind of events	Try it on CodePen
Position demo	basicContext never leaves the visible screen-area	Try it on CodePen
Scroll demo	basicContext is scrollable when the context height is bigger than the browser height	Try it on CodePen
Custom close function demo	basicContext lets you define a custom close function	Try it on CodePen
Custom position demo	basicContext accepts an object with custom coordinates	Try it on CodePen
jQuery demo	Use basicContext with the jQuery Event Object	Demo

Features

Works in all modern browsers
Written in Vanilla JS
CommonJS and AMD support
Layout and theme are separated CSS-files. This makes it easy to style our own context.
Stays within the viewport and never opens outside the visible screen-area (Demo)
Scrollable, when the height of the context-menu is bigger than the height of the browser (Demo)

Requirements

basicContext is written in Vanilla JS and only dependents on the following browser APIs:

classList

All of these APIs are capable of being polyfilled in older browser. Check the linked resources above to determine if you must polyfill to achieve your desired level of browser support.

Setup

We recommend to install basicContext using Bower or npm.

bower install basicContext

npm install basiccontext

Include the CSS-files in the head and the JS-file at the end of your body:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="dist/basicContext.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="dist/themes/default.min.css">

<script src="dist/basicContext.min.js"></script>

Skip the JS-file if you want to use basicContext as module together with Browserify:

let basicContext = require('basiccontext')

How to use

Vanilla JS

Show a context-menu by using the following command:

document.querySelector('.btn').addEventListener('click', function(e) {

	let items = [
		{ title: 'Add Sites', icon: 'ion-plus-round', fn: clicked },
		{ title: 'Reset Login', icon: 'ion-person', fn: clicked },
		{ title: 'Help', icon: 'ion-help-buoy', fn: clicked },
		{ title: 'Disabled', icon: 'ion-minus-circled', fn: clicked, disabled: true },
		{ title: 'Invisible', icon: 'ion-eye-disabled', fn: clicked, visible: false },
		{ },
		{ title: 'Logout', icon: 'ion-log-out', fn: clicked }
	]

	basicContext.show(items, e)

})

jQuery

basicContext doesn't work properly with the normalized jQuery Event Object, but you can easily bypass this issue using e.originalEvent:

$('.btn').on('click', function(e) {

	let items = [
		{ title: 'Add Sites', icon: 'ion-plus-round', fn: clicked },
		{ title: 'Reset Login', icon: 'ion-person', fn: clicked },
		{ title: 'Help', icon: 'ion-help-buoy', fn: clicked },
		{ title: 'Disabled', icon: 'ion-minus-circled', fn: clicked, disabled: true },
		{ title: 'Invisible', icon: 'ion-eye-disabled', fn: clicked, visible: false },
		{ },
		{ title: 'Logout', icon: 'ion-log-out', fn: clicked }
	]

	basicContext.show(items, e.originalEvent)

})