Menu
React Menu
Overview
The rc-menu is a React Menu Component that can be easily integrated into React applications. It is a port from an existing GitHub repository and is available for download via NPM. The component offers a range of features and compatibility across different browsers.
Features
- Menu props: Customizable props for the menu component.
- Menu.Item props: Properties for individual items within the menu.
- Menu.SubMenu props: Properties for creating submenus within the menu.
- Menu.Divider props: Option to add dividers between menu items.
- Menu.ItemGroup props: Properties for grouping menu items together.
Summary
The rc-menu React Menu Component offers a comprehensive set of features for creating dynamic and interactive menus in React applications. With easy installation via npm and various props for customization, developers can efficiently build menus that cater to different requirements. Compatibility across modern browsers ensures a smooth user experience for a wide range of audiences.
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