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@contactjhc/modal-library

v0.1.11

Published

A customizable modal component made to fit P14 expectations created using `create-react-app`

Downloads

17

Readme

modal-library

A customizable modal component made to fit P14 expectations created using create-react-app

Installation

Run the following command:npm install @contactjhc/modal-library

Available Props

  • Returns a modal component with props which are explained below:
  • the width of the modal is managed via the width attribute of the style prop or the large prop or the small prop
    • large : boolean - true or false
    • small : boolean - true or false
    • style : object - written in React Inline Css Style according to the schema below
  • { width : '', backgroundColor: '', borderRadius: '', color: '', fontSize: '', textAlign: '', fontFamily: '', height: '', margin: '', display: '', justifyContent: '', alignItems: '' }
    • onClose : function - the closing behavior or the modal
    • show : boolean - with regards to the local state of [show, setShow] if the modal is visible or not
    • the modal content is defined by the children prop directly in the component
    • closeIcon : variable - an imported customized close icon
    • isIcon : boolean - set to false it will display the default library icon to be used. Set to yes it will display the imported icon

Code example


import { useState } from 'react';
import { Modal } from '@contactjhc/modal-library'
import closeIcon from '../../assets/ri_close-circle-fill.svg'

export default function ModalExample() {

  const [show, setShow] = useState(true)

  let modalStyle = {
    width : '90%',
    backgroundColor: '#1976d2',
    borderRadius: '10px',
    color: 'white',
    fontSize: '1.5rem',
    fontFamily: 'Roboto',
    height: '6rem',
    textAlign: 'center'
  }

return(
  <Modal
      small={true}
      large={false}
      style={modalStyle} 
      onClose={() => setShow(false) } 
      show={show}
      isIcon={false}
      closeIcon={closeIcon}
  >
      <p>Employee Created !</p>
  </Modal>
)