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@jioponda/modal

v1.1.0

Published

This project was bootstrapped with [Create React App](https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app).

Downloads

1

Readme

Hrnet Modal

Install 💻 :

  • use : npm i @jioponda/modal

This is a REACT modal package for the HRnet application form including 🔽 :

  • the FormModal component and is props Text for customise it
  • the displayModal function to display the latter
  • and finally a hideModal function to make it disappear (basically it is already linked to the cross of the modal)

Example of use 🔽 :

  • if you want to display this modal when clicking on an input or other you can proceed like this :

Start by creating a modal.js file then import your modal at the top of this file with the following line of code

import Modal from "@jioponda/modal/dist/Modal";

you can also add to this line the functions of display and suppression of the modal like this 🔽:

import Modal , {displayModal , hideModal} from "@jioponda/modalhrnet"

once done add your component to your file, for example like this

export default function Mycomponent() { return( <div> <Modal Text={"Your Text !"}> </div>); }

if you want to make it visible use the onclick with the displayModal function and make it disappear with the hideModal function (again, the hideModal function is already linked on the cross of the modal)

<input onclick={displayModal}> START </input>

Finally you can change the style of the component with a simple CSS files and select the class do you want (.modal , .close-modal and .text-modal )