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@fredmagione/modals-react-components

v0.1.5

Published

modal for your app

Downloads

5

Readme

Modals-React-Components

Table of Contents

General information

A Modal component that utilizes ReactDOM.createPortal(). A Portal in React is a component that allows rendering elements into a different component tree from where they are declared.

for more information see Portals in React doc

Prerequisites

  • or

Installation

To install, you can use npm or yarn:

   $ npm install @fredmagione/modals-react-components

   $ yarn add @fredmagione/modals-react-components

API Reference

  • to initialise the modal, you need to import
    • const { isShowing, toggle } = useModal()
  • the modal component has several optional and required props
    • Required
      • isShowing type of boolean
      • hide function for opening and closing
    • Optionnal
      • title can receive a string or component
      • children can receive one or more components, which will constitute the body
      • classNameBody if you want to add your own className for the Body
      • keydown iy you want to use event KeyDown to close Modal

Usages

without children

import { useModal } from '../Hooks/useModal'
import '../Styles/App.css'
import { Modal } from './modal'

function App() {
    const { isShowing, toggle } = useModal()
    return (
        <div className="App">
            <header className="App-header">
                <button className="modal-toggle" onClick={toggle}>
                    Show modal
                </button>
            </header>
            <Modal
                isShowing={isShowing}
                hide={toggle}
                title='hello World!!'
                keydown={{ active: true, key: 'Escape' }}
            />
        </div>
    )
}

export default App

with children

import { useModal } from '../Hooks/useModal'
import '../Styles/App.css'
import { Modal } from './modal'

function App() {
    const { isShowing, toggle } = useModal()
    return (
        <div className="App">
            <header className="App-header">
                <button className="modal-toggle" onClick={toggle}>
                    Show modal
                </button>
            </header>
            <Modal
                isShowing={isShowing}
                hide={toggle}
                title='hello World!!'
                classNameBody="your class"
            >
                // do something

            </Modal>
        </div>
    )
}

export default App