vue-comps-dropdown v1.3.1

vue-comps-dropdown

a advanced dropdown/up/left/right menu.

Demo

Install

npm install --save-dev vue-comps-dropdown

or include build/bundle.js.

Usage

# in your component
components:
  "dropdown": require("vue-comps-dropdown")
# or, when using bundle.js
components:
  "dropdown": window.vueComps.dropdown

<button> Open Dropdown
  <dropdown>
    <li>Content</li>
  </dropdown>
</button>

altough the dropdown is defined within the button, it will be positioned as a sibling of the parent.

see dev/ for examples.

Props

Events

Positioning

There are three ways of positioning. The default is as a sibling of the parent element, the other posibilities are as a child of the parent element, or on body.

• The sibling/parent positioning can be problematic when you have an overflow:hidden as a parent to the nearest element with position:absolute|relative|fixed and the dropdown is overflowing.
• the body positioning can be problematic when the parent is moving relative to body or when you depend on inheritance of styles.

Transition

You can provide a vue transition like this:

Vue.transition("fade",{
  // your transition
})
// or in the instance:
transitions: {
  fade: {
    // your transition
  }
}
// usage:
template: "<dropdown transition='fade'></dropdown>"

You can access several properties in your enter hook:

enter: function(el,cb) {
  // style properties as numbers
  this.top
  this.left
}

Changelog

• 1.3.1
  fixed constrain-width
  making not-dismissable dynamic

• 1.3.0
  added toggled event
  set default transition

• 1.2.1
  added on-body prop

• 1.2.0
  now using vue transitions
  events are renamed after vue transitions

• 1.1.1
  added no-sibling prop to disable positioning as sibling of parent

• 1.1.0
  dropdown will be positioned as a sibling of parent

Development

Clone repository.

npm install
npm run dev

Browse to http://localhost:8080/.

License

Copyright (c) 2016 Paul Pflugradt Licensed under the MIT license.