msarsha / ng2-right-click-menu

ng2-right-click-menu

Right click context menu for Angular 2+

DEMO https://msarsha.github.io/ng2-right-click-menu/

Dependencies

@angular/cdk

@angular/cdk/overlay-prebuilt.css

Setup

npm install --save ng2-right-click-menu @angular/cdk

import ShContextMenuModule

import {ShContextMenuModule} from 'ng2-right-click-menu'

@NgModule({
  //...
  imports: [ShContextMenuModule]
  //...
})

import css file in your styles.css:

  @import "~@angular/cdk/overlay-prebuilt.css";

Usage

Defining a Basic Menu Template

The menu template is built using the sh-context-menu component as the menu wrapper, and nested ng-template with the shContextMenuItem directive for every menu item:

The shContextMenuItem directive provide a template variable (let-data) that gives you access to the data object attached to the menu.

<sh-context-menu #menu>
  <ng-template shContextMenuItem let-data (click)="onClick($event)">
    <div>
      Menu Item - {{data.label}}
    </div>
  </ng-template>
</sh-context-menu>

Attaching Menu To An Element

Attaching works by using the shAttachMenu directive and providing the #menu (from the above example) template variable:

The object provided to the [shMenuData] input will be available as a template variable inside ng-templates with shContextMenuItem

<div [shAttachMenu]="menu" [shMenuData]="data">Right Click Me</div>

Sub Menus

Sub menu is attached to the shContextMenuItem directive using the [subMenu] input.

The [subMenu] input is provided with a sh-context-menu's template variable (just like attaching a menu to an element).

<sh-context-menu #menu>
  <ng-template shContextMenuItem let-data [subMenu]="#nestedMenu">
    <div>
      Menu Item - {{data.label}}
    </div>
  </ng-template>
  <sh-context-menu #nestedMenu>
    <ng-template shContextMenuItem let-data>
      <div>
        Menu Item - {{data.label}}
      </div>
    </ng-template>
  </sh-context-menu>
</sh-context-menu>

API

sh-context-menu (component)

shContextMenuItem (directive)

shAttachMenu (directive)

Setting up development env

npm start to run the demo application

develop the library under /lib