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@esseb92/react-modal

v0.2.0

Published

A reusable React modal component with customizable styles.

Downloads

13

Readme

React Modal Component

A reusable React modal component with customizable styles.

Table of Contents

Installation

To use this component in your React project, you can install it via npm or yarn:

npm install @esseb92/react-modal
# or
yarn add @esseb92/react-modal

Usage

Import the Modal component into your React application:

import Modal from "@esseb92/react-modal";
import "@esseb92/react-modal/Modal.css";

Then, you can use the Modal component in your application:

<Modal
  closeModal: setOpenModal,
  maxWidth: "500px"
  // Other props for customization
/>

Props

The Modal component accepts the following props:

Global Part

  • closeModal: A function to close the modal.
  • maxWidth: Maximum width of the modal.
  • closingBtn: A URL for a closing button image.
  • borderRadius: Border radius of the modal.
  • padding: Padding of the modal.
  • margin: Margin of the modal.
  • fontFamily: Font family for the modal.

Header Part

  • modalHeader: Header text for the modal.
  • colorHeader: Text color for the header.
  • bgColorHeader: Background color for the header.
  • textAlignHeader: Text alignment for the header.
  • fontSizeHeader: Font size for the header.
  • paddingHeader: Padding for the header.
  • marginHeader: Margin for the header.

Body Part

  • modalBody: Content for the modal body.
  • colorBody: Text color for the body.
  • bgColorBody: Background color for the body.
  • textAlignBody: Text alignment for the body.
  • fontSizeBody: Font size for the body.
  • paddingBody: Padding for the body.
  • marginBody: Margin for the body.

Footer Part

  • modalFooter: Content for the modal footer.
  • colorFooter: Text color for the footer.
  • bgColorFooter: Background color for the footer.
  • textAlignFooter: Text alignment for the footer.
  • fontSizeFooter: Font size for the footer.

Examples

Here's an example of how to use the Modal component:

import Modal from "@esseb92/react-modal";
import "@esseb92/react-modal/Modal.css";
const [openModal, setOpenModal] = useState(false);
const contentBody = (
  <p>
    Thanks for clicking. That felt good. <br />
    Click <a
      href="#"
      onClick={() => {
        setOpenModal(false);
      }}
      className="clickable"
    >
      close
    </a>, click the overlay, or press ESC
  </p>
);
{openModal && (
  <Modal
    // Global Part
    closeModal: setOpenModal,
    maxWidth: "500px",
    closingBtn: XMarkIcon,
    borderRadius: "8px",
    padding: "15px 30px",
    fontFamily: '"Lato", "Helvetica Neue", arial, sans-serif',
    // Body Part
    modalBody: contentBody,
    colorBody: "#5e6c76",
    bgColorBody: "white",
    textAlignBody: "left",
    fontSizeBody: "18px",
    paddingBody: "0",
  />
)
}

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