A customizable context menu component for Blazor applications, supporting right-click, submenus, and extensive styling.
BlazorContextMenu is a reusable component library for adding context menus to Blazor applications. It solves the problem of implementing interactive right-click menus in Blazor projects by providing a ready-to-use, customizable solution that integrates with Blazor's event and styling systems.
Blazor developers building interactive web applications that require context menus for enhanced user interactions, such as data grids, file explorers, or rich text editors.
Developers choose BlazorContextMenu because it offers a native Blazor experience with extensive customization options, submenu support, and easy integration—saving time compared to building context menus from scratch.
A context menu component for Blazor !
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Uses Blazor's component model and EventCallback seamlessly, as shown in the basic usage with OnClick handlers that integrate with C# code.
Supports templates, CSS overrides, and dynamic parameters, allowing fine-grained control over menu appearance and behavior, demonstrated in the template configuration examples.
Regular release notes show ongoing fixes and feature additions, such as ZIndex support and auto-hide improvements, indicating a healthy project.
Enables nested submenus and events like OnAppearing for dynamic logic, making it suitable for complex interactive UIs as highlighted in the features.
The README documents numerous breaking changes across versions (e.g., from 0.11 to 0.12), which can complicate upgrades and maintenance.
Requires manual inclusion of external JS and CSS files, adding setup complexity and potential performance overhead compared to pure Blazor solutions.
Lacks built-in ARIA attributes or accessibility guidance in the README, requiring extra work for screen reader compatibility.