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@k_ben/k-reactmodal

v1.0.3

Published

A modular react modal.

Downloads

2

Readme

@k_ben/k-reactmodal

A modular react modal.

Requirements

NPM Node VSCode

Installation

The package can be installed via npm:

npm install @k_ben/k-reactmodal

Usage

import Modal from '@k_ben/k-reactmodal';

<Modal
  type="success"
  title={'Put your title here'}
  content={'Put your content here'}
  height="150px"
  width="300px"
  position="topleft"
  delay={5000}
  buttonPosition="bottomright"
/>;

Customizing the modal

type

The type prop is used to specify the type of modal you want to use

<Modal type="success" />

Accepted Values : "info" | "success" | "error" | "warning" | "loading" | "launch" | "end" | "wait"

title

The title prop is used to specify the title of modal you want to use

<Modal title="The title you want to put" />

Accepted Values : "string"

content

The content prop is used to specify the content of modal you want to use

<Modal content="The content you want to put" />

Accepted Values : "string"

width

The width prop is used to specify the width of the modal

<Modal width="250px" />

Accepted Values : "string | number"

height

The height prop is used to specify the height of the modal

<Modal height="250px" />

Accepted Values : "string | number"

position

The position prop is used to specify the position of the modal in the page

<Modal position="topleft" />

Accepted Values : "topleft" | "topright" | "center" | "bottomleft" | "bottomright"

delay

The delay prop is used to specify the delay before the modal disappear

<Modal delay="topleft" />

Accepted Values : "number"

buttonPosition

The buttonPosition prop is used to specify the position of the close button on the modal.

<Modal buttonPosition="upleft" />

Accepted Values : "upleft" | "upright" | "center" | "downleft" | "downright"