@vaadin/context-menu 25.2.0-alpha7 → 25.2.0-alpha9

package/custom-elements.json

@@ -236,7 +236,7 @@
       "declarations": [
         {
           "kind": "class",
-          "description": "`<vaadin-context-menu>` is a Web Component for creating context menus.\n\n### Items\n\nItems is a higher level convenience API for defining a (hierarchical) menu structure for the component.\nIf a menu item has a non-empty `children` set, a sub-menu with the child items is opened\nnext to the parent menu on mouseover, tap or a right arrow keypress.\n\nWhen an item is selected, `<vaadin-context-menu>` dispatches an \"item-selected\" event\nwith the selected item as `event.detail.value` property.\nIf item does not have `keepOpen` property the menu will be closed.\n\n```javascript\ncontextMenu.items = [\n  { text: 'Menu Item 1', theme: 'primary', className: 'first', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-1', checked: true, keepOpen: true },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-2' }\n    ]\n  },\n  { component: 'hr' },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 2', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-1' },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-2', disabled: true }\n    ]\n  },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 3', disabled: true, className: 'last' }\n];\n\ncontextMenu.addEventListener('item-selected', e => {\n  const item = e.detail.value;\n  console.log(`${item.text} selected`);\n});\n```\n\n**NOTE:** when the `items` array is defined, the renderer cannot be used.\n\n### Rendering\n\nThe content of the menu can be populated by using the renderer callback function.\n\nThe renderer function provides `root`, `contextMenu`, `model` arguments when applicable.\nGenerate DOM content by using `model` object properties if needed, append it to the `root`\nelement and control the state of the host element by accessing `contextMenu`. Before generating\nnew content, the renderer function should check if there is already content in `root` for reusing it.\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\">\n <p>This paragraph has a context menu.</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'Content of the selector: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\nYou can access the menu context inside the renderer using\n`context.target` and `context.detail`.\n\nRenderer is called on the opening of the context-menu and each time the related context is updated.\nDOM generated during the renderer call can be reused\nin the next renderer call and will be provided with the `root` argument.\nOn first call it will be empty.\n\n### `vaadin-contextmenu` Gesture Event\n\n`vaadin-contextmenu` is a gesture event (a custom event),\nwhich is dispatched after either `contextmenu` or long touch events.\nThis enables support for both mouse and touch environments in a uniform way.\n\n`<vaadin-context-menu>` opens the menu overlay on the `vaadin-contextmenu`\nevent by default.\n\n### Menu Listener\n\nBy default, the `<vaadin-context-menu>` element listens for the menu opening\nevent on itself. In case if you do not want to wrap the target, you can listen for\nevents on an element outside the `<vaadin-context-menu>` by setting the\n`listenOn` property:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\"></vaadin-context-menu>\n\n<div id=\"menuListener\">The element that listens for the contextmenu event.</div>\n```\n```javascript\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.listenOn = document.querySelector('#menuListener');\n```\n\n### Filtering Menu Targets\n\nBy default, the listener element and all its descendants open the context\nmenu. You can filter the menu targets to a smaller set of elements inside\nthe listener element by setting the `selector` property.\n\nIn the following example, only the elements matching `.has-menu` will open the context menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\".has-menu\">\n  <p class=\"has-menu\">This paragraph opens the context menu</p>\n  <p>This paragraph does not open the context menu</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n\n### Menu Context\n\nThe following properties are available in the `context` argument:\n\n- `target` is the menu opening event target, which is the element that\nthe user has called the context menu for\n- `detail` is the menu opening event detail\n\nIn the following example, the menu item text is composed with the contents\nof the element that opened the menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\"li\" id=\"contextMenu\">\n  <ul>\n    <li>Foo</li>\n    <li>Bar</li>\n    <li>Baz</li>\n  </ul>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'The menu target: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\n### Styling\n\nThe following shadow DOM parts are available for styling:\n\nPart name        | Description\n-----------------|-------------------------------------------\n`backdrop`       | Backdrop of the overlay\n`overlay`        | The overlay container\n`content`        | The overlay content\n\n### Custom CSS Properties\n\nThe following custom CSS properties are available for styling:\n\nCustom CSS property                   | Description\n--------------------------------------|-------------\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-top`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically below the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-bottom` | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically above the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-start`  | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally after the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-end`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally before the target\n\nSee [Styling Components](https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/styling/styling-components) documentation.\n\n### Internal components\n\nWhen using `items` API the following internal components are themable:\n\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-item>`](#/elements/vaadin-item).\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-list-box>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-list-box>`](#/elements/vaadin-list-box).\n\nThe `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` sub-menu elements have the following additional state attributes\non top of the built-in `<vaadin-item>` state attributes:\n\nAttribute  | Description\n---------- |-------------\n`expanded` | Expanded parent item.",
+          "description": "`<vaadin-context-menu>` is a Web Component for creating context menus.\n\n### Items\n\nItems is a higher level convenience API for defining a (hierarchical) menu structure for the component.\nIf a menu item has a non-empty `children` set, a sub-menu with the child items is opened\nnext to the parent menu on mouseover, tap or a right arrow keypress.\n\nWhen an item is selected, `<vaadin-context-menu>` dispatches an \"item-selected\" event\nwith the selected item as `event.detail.value` property.\nIf item does not have `keepOpen` property the menu will be closed.\n\n```javascript\ncontextMenu.items = [\n  { text: 'Menu Item 1', theme: 'primary', className: 'first', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-1', checked: true, keepOpen: true },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-2' }\n    ]\n  },\n  { component: 'hr' },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 2', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-1' },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-2', disabled: true }\n    ]\n  },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 3', disabled: true, className: 'last' }\n];\n\ncontextMenu.addEventListener('item-selected', e => {\n  const item = e.detail.value;\n  console.log(`${item.text} selected`);\n});\n```\n\n**NOTE:** when the `items` array is defined, the renderer cannot be used.\n\n#### Disabled menu items\n\nWhen disabled, menu items are rendered as \"dimmed\".\n\nBy default, disabled items are not focusable and don't react to hover.\nAs a result, they are hidden from assistive technologies, and it's not\npossible to show a tooltip to explain why they are disabled. This can\nbe addressed by enabling the feature flag `accessibleDisabledMenuItems`,\nwhich makes disabled items focusable and hoverable, while still\npreventing them from being activated:\n\n```js\n// Set before any context menu is attached to the DOM.\nwindow.Vaadin.featureFlags.accessibleDisabledMenuItems = true;\n```\n\n### Rendering\n\nThe content of the menu can be populated by using the renderer callback function.\n\nThe renderer function provides `root`, `contextMenu`, `model` arguments when applicable.\nGenerate DOM content by using `model` object properties if needed, append it to the `root`\nelement and control the state of the host element by accessing `contextMenu`. Before generating\nnew content, the renderer function should check if there is already content in `root` for reusing it.\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\">\n <p>This paragraph has a context menu.</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'Content of the selector: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\nYou can access the menu context inside the renderer using\n`context.target` and `context.detail`.\n\nRenderer is called on the opening of the context-menu and each time the related context is updated.\nDOM generated during the renderer call can be reused\nin the next renderer call and will be provided with the `root` argument.\nOn first call it will be empty.\n\n### `vaadin-contextmenu` Gesture Event\n\n`vaadin-contextmenu` is a gesture event (a custom event),\nwhich is dispatched after either `contextmenu` or long touch events.\nThis enables support for both mouse and touch environments in a uniform way.\n\n`<vaadin-context-menu>` opens the menu overlay on the `vaadin-contextmenu`\nevent by default.\n\n### Menu Listener\n\nBy default, the `<vaadin-context-menu>` element listens for the menu opening\nevent on itself. In case if you do not want to wrap the target, you can listen for\nevents on an element outside the `<vaadin-context-menu>` by setting the\n`listenOn` property:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\"></vaadin-context-menu>\n\n<div id=\"menuListener\">The element that listens for the contextmenu event.</div>\n```\n```javascript\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.listenOn = document.querySelector('#menuListener');\n```\n\n### Filtering Menu Targets\n\nBy default, the listener element and all its descendants open the context\nmenu. You can filter the menu targets to a smaller set of elements inside\nthe listener element by setting the `selector` property.\n\nIn the following example, only the elements matching `.has-menu` will open the context menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\".has-menu\">\n  <p class=\"has-menu\">This paragraph opens the context menu</p>\n  <p>This paragraph does not open the context menu</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n\n### Menu Context\n\nThe following properties are available in the `context` argument:\n\n- `target` is the menu opening event target, which is the element that\nthe user has called the context menu for\n- `detail` is the menu opening event detail\n\nIn the following example, the menu item text is composed with the contents\nof the element that opened the menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\"li\" id=\"contextMenu\">\n  <ul>\n    <li>Foo</li>\n    <li>Bar</li>\n    <li>Baz</li>\n  </ul>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'The menu target: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\n### Styling\n\nThe following shadow DOM parts are available for styling:\n\nPart name        | Description\n-----------------|-------------------------------------------\n`backdrop`       | Backdrop of the overlay\n`overlay`        | The overlay container\n`content`        | The overlay content\n\n### Custom CSS Properties\n\nThe following custom CSS properties are available for styling:\n\nCustom CSS property                   | Description\n--------------------------------------|-------------\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-top`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically below the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-bottom` | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically above the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-start`  | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally after the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-end`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally before the target\n\nSee [Styling Components](https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/styling/styling-components) documentation.\n\n### Internal components\n\nWhen using `items` API the following internal components are themable:\n\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-item>`](#/elements/vaadin-item).\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-list-box>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-list-box>`](#/elements/vaadin-list-box).\n\nThe `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` sub-menu elements have the following additional state attributes\non top of the built-in `<vaadin-item>` state attributes:\n\nAttribute  | Description\n---------- |-------------\n`expanded` | Expanded parent item.",
           "name": "ContextMenu",
           "members": [
             {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@vaadin/context-menu",
-  "version": "25.2.0-alpha7",
+  "version": "25.2.0-alpha9",
   "publishConfig": {
     "access": "public"
   },
@@ -37,21 +37,21 @@
   ],
   "dependencies": {
     "@open-wc/dedupe-mixin": "^1.3.0",
-    "@vaadin/a11y-base": "25.2.0-alpha7",
-    "@vaadin/component-base": "25.2.0-alpha7",
-    "@vaadin/item": "25.2.0-alpha7",
-    "@vaadin/list-box": "25.2.0-alpha7",
-    "@vaadin/lit-renderer": "25.2.0-alpha7",
-    "@vaadin/overlay": "25.2.0-alpha7",
-    "@vaadin/vaadin-themable-mixin": "25.2.0-alpha7",
+    "@vaadin/a11y-base": "25.2.0-alpha9",
+    "@vaadin/component-base": "25.2.0-alpha9",
+    "@vaadin/item": "25.2.0-alpha9",
+    "@vaadin/list-box": "25.2.0-alpha9",
+    "@vaadin/lit-renderer": "25.2.0-alpha9",
+    "@vaadin/overlay": "25.2.0-alpha9",
+    "@vaadin/vaadin-themable-mixin": "25.2.0-alpha9",
     "lit": "^3.0.0"
   },
   "devDependencies": {
-    "@vaadin/aura": "25.2.0-alpha7",
-    "@vaadin/chai-plugins": "25.2.0-alpha7",
-    "@vaadin/test-runner-commands": "25.2.0-alpha7",
+    "@vaadin/aura": "25.2.0-alpha9",
+    "@vaadin/chai-plugins": "25.2.0-alpha9",
+    "@vaadin/test-runner-commands": "25.2.0-alpha9",
     "@vaadin/testing-helpers": "^2.0.0",
-    "@vaadin/vaadin-lumo-styles": "25.2.0-alpha7",
+    "@vaadin/vaadin-lumo-styles": "25.2.0-alpha9",
     "sinon": "^21.0.2"
   },
   "customElements": "custom-elements.json",
@@ -59,5 +59,5 @@
     "web-types.json",
     "web-types.lit.json"
   ],
-  "gitHead": "3f0862906d60205d107836d8eca84c6fde4a9129"
+  "gitHead": "a38a03e8a8be45821f39c14054c63634dafe08d0"
 }

package/src/vaadin-context-menu-item.js

@@ -47,6 +47,11 @@ class ContextMenuItem extends ItemMixin(ThemableMixin(DirMixin(PolylitMixin(Lumo
 
     this.setAttribute('role', 'menuitem');
   }
+
+  /** @override */
+  __shouldAllowFocusWhenDisabled() {
+    return window.Vaadin.featureFlags.accessibleDisabledMenuItems;
+  }
 }
 
 defineCustomElement(ContextMenuItem);

package/src/vaadin-context-menu.d.ts

@@ -106,6 +106,22 @@ export interface ContextMenuEventMap<TItem extends ContextMenuItem = ContextMenu
  *
  * **NOTE:** when the `items` array is defined, the renderer cannot be used.
  *
+ * #### Disabled menu items
+ *
+ * When disabled, menu items are rendered as "dimmed".
+ *
+ * By default, disabled items are not focusable and don't react to hover.
+ * As a result, they are hidden from assistive technologies, and it's not
+ * possible to show a tooltip to explain why they are disabled. This can
+ * be addressed by enabling the feature flag `accessibleDisabledMenuItems`,
+ * which makes disabled items focusable and hoverable, while still
+ * preventing them from being activated:
+ *
+ * ```js
+ * // Set before any context menu is attached to the DOM.
+ * window.Vaadin.featureFlags.accessibleDisabledMenuItems = true;
+ * ```
+ *
  * ### Rendering
  *
  * The content of the menu can be populated by using the renderer callback function.

package/src/vaadin-context-menu.js

@@ -54,6 +54,22 @@ import { ContextMenuMixin } from './vaadin-context-menu-mixin.js';
  *
  * **NOTE:** when the `items` array is defined, the renderer cannot be used.
  *
+ * #### Disabled menu items
+ *
+ * When disabled, menu items are rendered as "dimmed".
+ *
+ * By default, disabled items are not focusable and don't react to hover.
+ * As a result, they are hidden from assistive technologies, and it's not
+ * possible to show a tooltip to explain why they are disabled. This can
+ * be addressed by enabling the feature flag `accessibleDisabledMenuItems`,
+ * which makes disabled items focusable and hoverable, while still
+ * preventing them from being activated:
+ *
+ * ```js
+ * // Set before any context menu is attached to the DOM.
+ * window.Vaadin.featureFlags.accessibleDisabledMenuItems = true;
+ * ```
+ *
  * ### Rendering
  *
  * The content of the menu can be populated by using the renderer callback function.

package/src/vaadin-contextmenu-items-mixin.js

@@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ export const ItemsMixin = (superClass) =>
       const subMenu = this._subMenu;
       const expandedItem = this._listBox.querySelector('[expanded]');
 
-      if (item && item !== expandedItem) {
+      if (item && item !== expandedItem && !item.disabled) {
         const { children } = item._item;
 
         // Check if the sub-menu was focused before closing it.

package/web-types.json

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 {
   "$schema": "https://json.schemastore.org/web-types",
   "name": "@vaadin/context-menu",
-  "version": "25.2.0-alpha7",
+  "version": "25.2.0-alpha9",
   "description-markup": "markdown",
   "contributions": {
     "html": {
       "elements": [
         {
           "name": "vaadin-context-menu",
-          "description": "`<vaadin-context-menu>` is a Web Component for creating context menus.\n\n### Items\n\nItems is a higher level convenience API for defining a (hierarchical) menu structure for the component.\nIf a menu item has a non-empty `children` set, a sub-menu with the child items is opened\nnext to the parent menu on mouseover, tap or a right arrow keypress.\n\nWhen an item is selected, `<vaadin-context-menu>` dispatches an \"item-selected\" event\nwith the selected item as `event.detail.value` property.\nIf item does not have `keepOpen` property the menu will be closed.\n\n```javascript\ncontextMenu.items = [\n  { text: 'Menu Item 1', theme: 'primary', className: 'first', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-1', checked: true, keepOpen: true },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-2' }\n    ]\n  },\n  { component: 'hr' },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 2', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-1' },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-2', disabled: true }\n    ]\n  },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 3', disabled: true, className: 'last' }\n];\n\ncontextMenu.addEventListener('item-selected', e => {\n  const item = e.detail.value;\n  console.log(`${item.text} selected`);\n});\n```\n\n**NOTE:** when the `items` array is defined, the renderer cannot be used.\n\n### Rendering\n\nThe content of the menu can be populated by using the renderer callback function.\n\nThe renderer function provides `root`, `contextMenu`, `model` arguments when applicable.\nGenerate DOM content by using `model` object properties if needed, append it to the `root`\nelement and control the state of the host element by accessing `contextMenu`. Before generating\nnew content, the renderer function should check if there is already content in `root` for reusing it.\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\">\n <p>This paragraph has a context menu.</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'Content of the selector: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\nYou can access the menu context inside the renderer using\n`context.target` and `context.detail`.\n\nRenderer is called on the opening of the context-menu and each time the related context is updated.\nDOM generated during the renderer call can be reused\nin the next renderer call and will be provided with the `root` argument.\nOn first call it will be empty.\n\n### `vaadin-contextmenu` Gesture Event\n\n`vaadin-contextmenu` is a gesture event (a custom event),\nwhich is dispatched after either `contextmenu` or long touch events.\nThis enables support for both mouse and touch environments in a uniform way.\n\n`<vaadin-context-menu>` opens the menu overlay on the `vaadin-contextmenu`\nevent by default.\n\n### Menu Listener\n\nBy default, the `<vaadin-context-menu>` element listens for the menu opening\nevent on itself. In case if you do not want to wrap the target, you can listen for\nevents on an element outside the `<vaadin-context-menu>` by setting the\n`listenOn` property:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\"></vaadin-context-menu>\n\n<div id=\"menuListener\">The element that listens for the contextmenu event.</div>\n```\n```javascript\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.listenOn = document.querySelector('#menuListener');\n```\n\n### Filtering Menu Targets\n\nBy default, the listener element and all its descendants open the context\nmenu. You can filter the menu targets to a smaller set of elements inside\nthe listener element by setting the `selector` property.\n\nIn the following example, only the elements matching `.has-menu` will open the context menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\".has-menu\">\n  <p class=\"has-menu\">This paragraph opens the context menu</p>\n  <p>This paragraph does not open the context menu</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n\n### Menu Context\n\nThe following properties are available in the `context` argument:\n\n- `target` is the menu opening event target, which is the element that\nthe user has called the context menu for\n- `detail` is the menu opening event detail\n\nIn the following example, the menu item text is composed with the contents\nof the element that opened the menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\"li\" id=\"contextMenu\">\n  <ul>\n    <li>Foo</li>\n    <li>Bar</li>\n    <li>Baz</li>\n  </ul>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'The menu target: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\n### Styling\n\nThe following shadow DOM parts are available for styling:\n\nPart name        | Description\n-----------------|-------------------------------------------\n`backdrop`       | Backdrop of the overlay\n`overlay`        | The overlay container\n`content`        | The overlay content\n\n### Custom CSS Properties\n\nThe following custom CSS properties are available for styling:\n\nCustom CSS property                   | Description\n--------------------------------------|-------------\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-top`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically below the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-bottom` | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically above the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-start`  | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally after the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-end`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally before the target\n\nSee [Styling Components](https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/styling/styling-components) documentation.\n\n### Internal components\n\nWhen using `items` API the following internal components are themable:\n\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-item>`](https://cdn.vaadin.com/vaadin-web-components/25.2.0-alpha7/#/elements/vaadin-item).\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-list-box>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-list-box>`](https://cdn.vaadin.com/vaadin-web-components/25.2.0-alpha7/#/elements/vaadin-list-box).\n\nThe `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` sub-menu elements have the following additional state attributes\non top of the built-in `<vaadin-item>` state attributes:\n\nAttribute  | Description\n---------- |-------------\n`expanded` | Expanded parent item.",
+          "description": "`<vaadin-context-menu>` is a Web Component for creating context menus.\n\n### Items\n\nItems is a higher level convenience API for defining a (hierarchical) menu structure for the component.\nIf a menu item has a non-empty `children` set, a sub-menu with the child items is opened\nnext to the parent menu on mouseover, tap or a right arrow keypress.\n\nWhen an item is selected, `<vaadin-context-menu>` dispatches an \"item-selected\" event\nwith the selected item as `event.detail.value` property.\nIf item does not have `keepOpen` property the menu will be closed.\n\n```javascript\ncontextMenu.items = [\n  { text: 'Menu Item 1', theme: 'primary', className: 'first', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-1', checked: true, keepOpen: true },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-2' }\n    ]\n  },\n  { component: 'hr' },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 2', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-1' },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-2', disabled: true }\n    ]\n  },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 3', disabled: true, className: 'last' }\n];\n\ncontextMenu.addEventListener('item-selected', e => {\n  const item = e.detail.value;\n  console.log(`${item.text} selected`);\n});\n```\n\n**NOTE:** when the `items` array is defined, the renderer cannot be used.\n\n#### Disabled menu items\n\nWhen disabled, menu items are rendered as \"dimmed\".\n\nBy default, disabled items are not focusable and don't react to hover.\nAs a result, they are hidden from assistive technologies, and it's not\npossible to show a tooltip to explain why they are disabled. This can\nbe addressed by enabling the feature flag `accessibleDisabledMenuItems`,\nwhich makes disabled items focusable and hoverable, while still\npreventing them from being activated:\n\n```js\n// Set before any context menu is attached to the DOM.\nwindow.Vaadin.featureFlags.accessibleDisabledMenuItems = true;\n```\n\n### Rendering\n\nThe content of the menu can be populated by using the renderer callback function.\n\nThe renderer function provides `root`, `contextMenu`, `model` arguments when applicable.\nGenerate DOM content by using `model` object properties if needed, append it to the `root`\nelement and control the state of the host element by accessing `contextMenu`. Before generating\nnew content, the renderer function should check if there is already content in `root` for reusing it.\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\">\n <p>This paragraph has a context menu.</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'Content of the selector: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\nYou can access the menu context inside the renderer using\n`context.target` and `context.detail`.\n\nRenderer is called on the opening of the context-menu and each time the related context is updated.\nDOM generated during the renderer call can be reused\nin the next renderer call and will be provided with the `root` argument.\nOn first call it will be empty.\n\n### `vaadin-contextmenu` Gesture Event\n\n`vaadin-contextmenu` is a gesture event (a custom event),\nwhich is dispatched after either `contextmenu` or long touch events.\nThis enables support for both mouse and touch environments in a uniform way.\n\n`<vaadin-context-menu>` opens the menu overlay on the `vaadin-contextmenu`\nevent by default.\n\n### Menu Listener\n\nBy default, the `<vaadin-context-menu>` element listens for the menu opening\nevent on itself. In case if you do not want to wrap the target, you can listen for\nevents on an element outside the `<vaadin-context-menu>` by setting the\n`listenOn` property:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\"></vaadin-context-menu>\n\n<div id=\"menuListener\">The element that listens for the contextmenu event.</div>\n```\n```javascript\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.listenOn = document.querySelector('#menuListener');\n```\n\n### Filtering Menu Targets\n\nBy default, the listener element and all its descendants open the context\nmenu. You can filter the menu targets to a smaller set of elements inside\nthe listener element by setting the `selector` property.\n\nIn the following example, only the elements matching `.has-menu` will open the context menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\".has-menu\">\n  <p class=\"has-menu\">This paragraph opens the context menu</p>\n  <p>This paragraph does not open the context menu</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n\n### Menu Context\n\nThe following properties are available in the `context` argument:\n\n- `target` is the menu opening event target, which is the element that\nthe user has called the context menu for\n- `detail` is the menu opening event detail\n\nIn the following example, the menu item text is composed with the contents\nof the element that opened the menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\"li\" id=\"contextMenu\">\n  <ul>\n    <li>Foo</li>\n    <li>Bar</li>\n    <li>Baz</li>\n  </ul>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'The menu target: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\n### Styling\n\nThe following shadow DOM parts are available for styling:\n\nPart name        | Description\n-----------------|-------------------------------------------\n`backdrop`       | Backdrop of the overlay\n`overlay`        | The overlay container\n`content`        | The overlay content\n\n### Custom CSS Properties\n\nThe following custom CSS properties are available for styling:\n\nCustom CSS property                   | Description\n--------------------------------------|-------------\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-top`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically below the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-bottom` | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically above the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-start`  | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally after the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-end`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally before the target\n\nSee [Styling Components](https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/styling/styling-components) documentation.\n\n### Internal components\n\nWhen using `items` API the following internal components are themable:\n\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-item>`](https://cdn.vaadin.com/vaadin-web-components/25.2.0-alpha9/#/elements/vaadin-item).\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-list-box>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-list-box>`](https://cdn.vaadin.com/vaadin-web-components/25.2.0-alpha9/#/elements/vaadin-list-box).\n\nThe `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` sub-menu elements have the following additional state attributes\non top of the built-in `<vaadin-item>` state attributes:\n\nAttribute  | Description\n---------- |-------------\n`expanded` | Expanded parent item.",
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   "name": "@vaadin/context-menu",
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-          "description": "`<vaadin-context-menu>` is a Web Component for creating context menus.\n\n### Items\n\nItems is a higher level convenience API for defining a (hierarchical) menu structure for the component.\nIf a menu item has a non-empty `children` set, a sub-menu with the child items is opened\nnext to the parent menu on mouseover, tap or a right arrow keypress.\n\nWhen an item is selected, `<vaadin-context-menu>` dispatches an \"item-selected\" event\nwith the selected item as `event.detail.value` property.\nIf item does not have `keepOpen` property the menu will be closed.\n\n```javascript\ncontextMenu.items = [\n  { text: 'Menu Item 1', theme: 'primary', className: 'first', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-1', checked: true, keepOpen: true },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-2' }\n    ]\n  },\n  { component: 'hr' },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 2', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-1' },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-2', disabled: true }\n    ]\n  },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 3', disabled: true, className: 'last' }\n];\n\ncontextMenu.addEventListener('item-selected', e => {\n  const item = e.detail.value;\n  console.log(`${item.text} selected`);\n});\n```\n\n**NOTE:** when the `items` array is defined, the renderer cannot be used.\n\n### Rendering\n\nThe content of the menu can be populated by using the renderer callback function.\n\nThe renderer function provides `root`, `contextMenu`, `model` arguments when applicable.\nGenerate DOM content by using `model` object properties if needed, append it to the `root`\nelement and control the state of the host element by accessing `contextMenu`. Before generating\nnew content, the renderer function should check if there is already content in `root` for reusing it.\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\">\n <p>This paragraph has a context menu.</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'Content of the selector: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\nYou can access the menu context inside the renderer using\n`context.target` and `context.detail`.\n\nRenderer is called on the opening of the context-menu and each time the related context is updated.\nDOM generated during the renderer call can be reused\nin the next renderer call and will be provided with the `root` argument.\nOn first call it will be empty.\n\n### `vaadin-contextmenu` Gesture Event\n\n`vaadin-contextmenu` is a gesture event (a custom event),\nwhich is dispatched after either `contextmenu` or long touch events.\nThis enables support for both mouse and touch environments in a uniform way.\n\n`<vaadin-context-menu>` opens the menu overlay on the `vaadin-contextmenu`\nevent by default.\n\n### Menu Listener\n\nBy default, the `<vaadin-context-menu>` element listens for the menu opening\nevent on itself. In case if you do not want to wrap the target, you can listen for\nevents on an element outside the `<vaadin-context-menu>` by setting the\n`listenOn` property:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\"></vaadin-context-menu>\n\n<div id=\"menuListener\">The element that listens for the contextmenu event.</div>\n```\n```javascript\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.listenOn = document.querySelector('#menuListener');\n```\n\n### Filtering Menu Targets\n\nBy default, the listener element and all its descendants open the context\nmenu. You can filter the menu targets to a smaller set of elements inside\nthe listener element by setting the `selector` property.\n\nIn the following example, only the elements matching `.has-menu` will open the context menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\".has-menu\">\n  <p class=\"has-menu\">This paragraph opens the context menu</p>\n  <p>This paragraph does not open the context menu</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n\n### Menu Context\n\nThe following properties are available in the `context` argument:\n\n- `target` is the menu opening event target, which is the element that\nthe user has called the context menu for\n- `detail` is the menu opening event detail\n\nIn the following example, the menu item text is composed with the contents\nof the element that opened the menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\"li\" id=\"contextMenu\">\n  <ul>\n    <li>Foo</li>\n    <li>Bar</li>\n    <li>Baz</li>\n  </ul>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'The menu target: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\n### Styling\n\nThe following shadow DOM parts are available for styling:\n\nPart name        | Description\n-----------------|-------------------------------------------\n`backdrop`       | Backdrop of the overlay\n`overlay`        | The overlay container\n`content`        | The overlay content\n\n### Custom CSS Properties\n\nThe following custom CSS properties are available for styling:\n\nCustom CSS property                   | Description\n--------------------------------------|-------------\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-top`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically below the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-bottom` | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically above the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-start`  | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally after the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-end`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally before the target\n\nSee [Styling Components](https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/styling/styling-components) documentation.\n\n### Internal components\n\nWhen using `items` API the following internal components are themable:\n\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-item>`](https://cdn.vaadin.com/vaadin-web-components/25.2.0-alpha7/#/elements/vaadin-item).\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-list-box>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-list-box>`](https://cdn.vaadin.com/vaadin-web-components/25.2.0-alpha7/#/elements/vaadin-list-box).\n\nThe `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` sub-menu elements have the following additional state attributes\non top of the built-in `<vaadin-item>` state attributes:\n\nAttribute  | Description\n---------- |-------------\n`expanded` | Expanded parent item.",
+          "description": "`<vaadin-context-menu>` is a Web Component for creating context menus.\n\n### Items\n\nItems is a higher level convenience API for defining a (hierarchical) menu structure for the component.\nIf a menu item has a non-empty `children` set, a sub-menu with the child items is opened\nnext to the parent menu on mouseover, tap or a right arrow keypress.\n\nWhen an item is selected, `<vaadin-context-menu>` dispatches an \"item-selected\" event\nwith the selected item as `event.detail.value` property.\nIf item does not have `keepOpen` property the menu will be closed.\n\n```javascript\ncontextMenu.items = [\n  { text: 'Menu Item 1', theme: 'primary', className: 'first', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-1', checked: true, keepOpen: true },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 1-2' }\n    ]\n  },\n  { component: 'hr' },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 2', children:\n    [\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-1' },\n      { text: 'Menu Item 2-2', disabled: true }\n    ]\n  },\n  { text: 'Menu Item 3', disabled: true, className: 'last' }\n];\n\ncontextMenu.addEventListener('item-selected', e => {\n  const item = e.detail.value;\n  console.log(`${item.text} selected`);\n});\n```\n\n**NOTE:** when the `items` array is defined, the renderer cannot be used.\n\n#### Disabled menu items\n\nWhen disabled, menu items are rendered as \"dimmed\".\n\nBy default, disabled items are not focusable and don't react to hover.\nAs a result, they are hidden from assistive technologies, and it's not\npossible to show a tooltip to explain why they are disabled. This can\nbe addressed by enabling the feature flag `accessibleDisabledMenuItems`,\nwhich makes disabled items focusable and hoverable, while still\npreventing them from being activated:\n\n```js\n// Set before any context menu is attached to the DOM.\nwindow.Vaadin.featureFlags.accessibleDisabledMenuItems = true;\n```\n\n### Rendering\n\nThe content of the menu can be populated by using the renderer callback function.\n\nThe renderer function provides `root`, `contextMenu`, `model` arguments when applicable.\nGenerate DOM content by using `model` object properties if needed, append it to the `root`\nelement and control the state of the host element by accessing `contextMenu`. Before generating\nnew content, the renderer function should check if there is already content in `root` for reusing it.\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\">\n <p>This paragraph has a context menu.</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'Content of the selector: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\nYou can access the menu context inside the renderer using\n`context.target` and `context.detail`.\n\nRenderer is called on the opening of the context-menu and each time the related context is updated.\nDOM generated during the renderer call can be reused\nin the next renderer call and will be provided with the `root` argument.\nOn first call it will be empty.\n\n### `vaadin-contextmenu` Gesture Event\n\n`vaadin-contextmenu` is a gesture event (a custom event),\nwhich is dispatched after either `contextmenu` or long touch events.\nThis enables support for both mouse and touch environments in a uniform way.\n\n`<vaadin-context-menu>` opens the menu overlay on the `vaadin-contextmenu`\nevent by default.\n\n### Menu Listener\n\nBy default, the `<vaadin-context-menu>` element listens for the menu opening\nevent on itself. In case if you do not want to wrap the target, you can listen for\nevents on an element outside the `<vaadin-context-menu>` by setting the\n`listenOn` property:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu id=\"contextMenu\"></vaadin-context-menu>\n\n<div id=\"menuListener\">The element that listens for the contextmenu event.</div>\n```\n```javascript\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.listenOn = document.querySelector('#menuListener');\n```\n\n### Filtering Menu Targets\n\nBy default, the listener element and all its descendants open the context\nmenu. You can filter the menu targets to a smaller set of elements inside\nthe listener element by setting the `selector` property.\n\nIn the following example, only the elements matching `.has-menu` will open the context menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\".has-menu\">\n  <p class=\"has-menu\">This paragraph opens the context menu</p>\n  <p>This paragraph does not open the context menu</p>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n\n### Menu Context\n\nThe following properties are available in the `context` argument:\n\n- `target` is the menu opening event target, which is the element that\nthe user has called the context menu for\n- `detail` is the menu opening event detail\n\nIn the following example, the menu item text is composed with the contents\nof the element that opened the menu:\n\n```html\n<vaadin-context-menu selector=\"li\" id=\"contextMenu\">\n  <ul>\n    <li>Foo</li>\n    <li>Bar</li>\n    <li>Baz</li>\n  </ul>\n</vaadin-context-menu>\n```\n```js\nconst contextMenu = document.querySelector('#contextMenu');\ncontextMenu.renderer = (root, contextMenu, context) => {\n  let listBox = root.firstElementChild;\n  if (!listBox) {\n    listBox = document.createElement('vaadin-list-box');\n    root.appendChild(listBox);\n  }\n\n  let item = listBox.querySelector('vaadin-item');\n  if (!item) {\n    item = document.createElement('vaadin-item');\n    listBox.appendChild(item);\n  }\n  item.textContent = 'The menu target: ' + context.target.textContent;\n};\n```\n\n### Styling\n\nThe following shadow DOM parts are available for styling:\n\nPart name        | Description\n-----------------|-------------------------------------------\n`backdrop`       | Backdrop of the overlay\n`overlay`        | The overlay container\n`content`        | The overlay content\n\n### Custom CSS Properties\n\nThe following custom CSS properties are available for styling:\n\nCustom CSS property                   | Description\n--------------------------------------|-------------\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-top`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically below the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-bottom` | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned vertically above the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-start`  | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally after the target\n`--vaadin-context-menu-offset-end`    | Used as an offset when using `position` and the context menu is aligned horizontally before the target\n\nSee [Styling Components](https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/styling/styling-components) documentation.\n\n### Internal components\n\nWhen using `items` API the following internal components are themable:\n\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-item>`](https://cdn.vaadin.com/vaadin-web-components/25.2.0-alpha9/#/elements/vaadin-item).\n- `<vaadin-context-menu-list-box>` - has the same API as [`<vaadin-list-box>`](https://cdn.vaadin.com/vaadin-web-components/25.2.0-alpha9/#/elements/vaadin-list-box).\n\nThe `<vaadin-context-menu-item>` sub-menu elements have the following additional state attributes\non top of the built-in `<vaadin-item>` state attributes:\n\nAttribute  | Description\n---------- |-------------\n`expanded` | Expanded parent item.",
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