React usage

The npm package wraps the Reagent components as real React components, so a plain React app uses them with no ClojureScript on its side.

Install

npm install reagent-mui-nested-menu

React, MUI and Emotion are peer dependencies you already have in a React app.

Props

The wrapper converts your JS props for you: buttonProps becomes :button-props, leftIcon becomes :left-icon, and so on. Pass icons as JSX elements and items as plain objects. The item keys match the Menus from data reference, in camelCase (leftIcon, rightIcon, renderLabel).

The package ships dual ESM and CommonJS, so named imports work in Vite/webpack/esbuild and require() works in Node.

Example

import { NestedMenu, ContextMenu } from 'reagent-mui-nested-menu';

const items = [
  { label: 'New file', callback: () => console.log('new') },
  {
    label: 'Export',
    items: [
      { label: 'PDF', callback: () => console.log('pdf') },
      { label: 'JSON', disabled: true },
    ],
  },
];

<NestedMenu buttonProps={{ label: 'Open' }} items={items} direction="left" />;

<ContextMenu items={items}>
  <div>Right-click here</div>
</ContextMenu>;

Exports

NestedMenu, ContextMenu, NestedMenuItem, IconMenuItem, ChevronRight, ChevronDown. A runnable example lives in demo-react/.