bricks/dist/docs/en/toolbar.md

Toolbar

Control Functionality: Creates a toolbar that can contain multiple tool buttons, supporting horizontal or vertical layouts. Each button can trigger command events, and buttons can be dynamically added or removed.
Type: Container Control
Parent Control: bricks.Layout

Initialization Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
orientation	String	Orientation of the toolbar. Options are 'horizontal' (default) or 'vertical'. Affects the type of scroll panel and the direction of spacing.
target	Any	Optional target object that will be attached to the event data when a command event is triggered.
interval	String or Number	Spacing size between toolbar items, default is '10px'. Sets width or height depending on orientation.
tools	Array<Object>	Array of tool button descriptors. Each object contains the following properties: - icon: Path or class name for the button icon - name: Unique name for the button, used for event dispatching and lookup - label: Display text of the button - css: Custom CSS class name - removable: Boolean indicating whether the button can be removed (if true, a delete icon is displayed)

Example:

{
  orientation: 'horizontal',
  interval: '10px',
  target: myTarget,
  tools: [
    { name: 'save', label: 'Save', icon: 'save-icon.png', css: 'btn-save', removable: true },
    { name: 'undo', label: 'Undo', icon: 'undo-icon.png' }
  ]
}

Main Events

Event Name	Trigger Condition	Data Passed
command	Triggered when any tool button is clicked	{ name, label, icon, css, [target] } — Contains all configuration information of the clicked tool; includes target if it was set
[tool.name]	Dynamic event named after the tool's name; fired individually for each button	Same as above; useful for listening to specific button actions
remove	Triggered when the user clicks the delete icon on a removable button	The original tool_opts object of the removed tool

Example: If a tool has name: 'export', clicking it triggers both the command and export events.

Additional Notes

• Use the click(name) method to programmatically simulate a click on a button with the specified name.
• Keyboard selection is supported via enable_key_select().
• All tool buttons are built using JsWidget, created asynchronously to ensure correct initialization of the component tree.