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menu/checkbox-items

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Menu.CheckboxItem component

Menu.CheckboxItem renders a menu item with a check indicator. It works like a regular Checkbox – manage state with checked/onChange or use defaultChecked for an uncontrolled value. By default, clicking a checkbox item does not close the menu; set closeMenuOnClick on the item or closeOnItemClick={false} on the Menu to override.

Menu.CheckboxGroup for multi-select

Wrap Menu.CheckboxItem components in Menu.CheckboxGroup to manage multi-select state with a single value: string[] / onChange pair, or defaultValue for uncontrolled. Each item needs a value prop. Clicking an item toggles its value in the group. Menu.CheckboxItem can still be used standalone without a group with its own checked / defaultChecked / onChange props. Item-level checked and onChange also override the group when both are present.

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