This Hook handles all the accessibility logic when building a dropdown menu, dropdown button, etc., and leaves the design completely up to you. It also handles the logic for closing the menu when you click outside of it.
- ♿️ Fully accessible
- 📦 Written entirely in TypeScript
- 🔬 Thoroughly tested
- ⚡️ Zero dependencies
- ✨ Tiny size
Install with Yarn or npm:
yarn add react-accessible-dropdown-menu-hook
npm install react-accessible-dropdown-menu-hook
Import the Hook:
import useDropdownMenu from 'react-accessible-dropdown-menu-hook';
Call the Hook, telling it how many items your menu will have:
const { buttonProps, itemProps, isOpen } = useDropdownMenu(numberOfItems);
Spread the buttonProps
onto a button:
<button {...buttonProps}>Example</button>
Create the menu with the role='menu'
property and spread itemProps[x]
onto each item:
<div className={isOpen ? 'visible' : ''} role='menu'>
<a {...itemProps[0]} href='https://example.com'>Regular link</a>
<a {...itemProps[1]} onClick={handleClick}>With click handler</a>
</div>
Done!
Read the docs at: https://sparksuite.github.io/react-accessible-dropdown-menu-hook/docs/
See it in action: https://sparksuite.github.io/react-accessible-dropdown-menu-hook/demo/
Our team carefully studied and adhered to strict accessibility guidelines when designing this Hook. To learn more, see: https://sparksuite.github.io/react-accessible-dropdown-menu-hook/docs/design/accessibility.
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