Modal
Simple modals. Comes with basic overlay styling, animation, and a <Modals /> Component for dynamically rendering the correct Modal.
Installation
npm install --save @app-elements/modal
Usage
First, you need to have a root dom node to render modals into. So inside your <body> add <div id='modals' />.
Then, you need to define at least one modal. The only requirement is that the top-level element for your Component needs to be <Modal />:
import Modal from '@app-elements/modal'
const ExampleModal = () =>
<Modal>
<h1>Example Modal</h1>
</Modal>
export default ExampleModalNow, you need to nest your ExampleModal in a <Modals /> instance:
import { Modals } from '@app-elements/modal'
import ExampleModal from '/modals/example-modal'
const MainApp = () =>
<div>
<Router routes={routes} />
<Modals>
<ExampleModal />
</Modals>
</div>You can nest as many modals as you wish under a <Modals /> instance, and Modals will figure out which, if any, of the modals it should render.
To show a modal, set the name in the global state:
import { setState } from '/store'
// 'ExampleModal' matches up with the name of the modal variable.
setState({ modal: 'ExampleModal' })
// For example, `const AnotherModal = () => <Modal>/* ... */</Modal>`
// could be opened by calling `setState({ modal: 'AnotherModal' })`
<Modal /> Props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
className |
String | None | A class name to be added on the .modal-container div |
hideClose |
Boolean | false | Should the modal render without a 'x' close button? |
children |
Array | None | The elements to display when the Modal is open. |
<Modals /> Props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
children |
Array | None | The modals to display to potentially display if their name matches modal key on the global store. |