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When the title of an item is html, the data-name must be escaped.

i want the classic "greyed out" behavior for unavailable options.

An option to add a custom class to the context. Like in basicModal.

Hey there,

It looks like you've built an awesome, easy to use component, but I'm hesitant to use it because it looks like development on it has stalled. There are still features I would like to use that don't appear to have been implemented yet, namely the sub-menu functionality.

So, will development continue for this tool?

Thanks!

Like in basicModal, a callback which gets fired when the context shows up.

I have a flaxbox layout in our web app. Topbar and two columns below. When I click to show the menu then the menu is exactly the same count of pixel up as the top bar height it is.

Ability to have custom Icons? like Google material?

Current:

basicContext.show(items, e, fnClose, fnCallback)

Proposed:

let opts = {
  onClick,
  …
}

basicContext.show(e, items, opts)

From a cursory look at the source code, it seems to me that the element on which the contextual actions are performed is not passed down to the functions that are invoked for menu items.

Is this already possible or would this be a good addition to the library if implemented?

repro steps:

1 attach a context menu to an element
2 right click in the element
3 notice that the context menu appears as it should
4 right click again
5 notice that the context menu is still visible, and so is the built-in context menu (see attached screenshot.)

Expected behavior:
If you keep right clicking it will either toggle the visibility of the context menu or it will re-position it under the new mouse position

Remove those options …

let items = [
  { icon: '', title: '', type: 'item' }
]

… and add the following:

let items = [
  { content: '' }
]

// or

let items = [
  { content: () => '' }
]

lovely, short written, cool menu, i love it and i love that there is no jquery involved:)
some ideas if you dont mind

• ability to select where the menu you will show relative to the element, maybe left to it, above it or on top of it, etc..
  • the scroll demo is cool, but the scroll bars are so large and the menu it self is so narrow

all the best and thanks again for simple awesome work :)