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@meteora-digital/modal

v0.1.1

Published

An es6 class to create some basic modals.

Downloads

6

Readme

Modal

Modal is a dependancy free class which can be used to create some basic modals easily.

Installation

yarn add @meteora-digital/modal

HTML Usage

import Modal from '@meteora-digital/modal';

const popup = new Modal;
const content = document.querySelector('.content');

Options

| Option | Type | Description | |--------|------|-------------| | className | string (default: 'modal') | If you want more than one style of modal, you can change this class to suit your needs | | allowClose | boolean (default: true) | If you want to disable the close button, set this to false | | removeFromDOM | boolean (default: true) | If you want to keep the modal in the DOM, set this to false | | parent | string (default: 'body') | If you want to append the modal to a different element, set this to the selector of that element |

Content Loading

Fill your modal with something interesting!

The append method can take either a string, an html element, or an array of both!

popup.append(['<h1>Modal Heading</h1>', content]);

Empty the modal

Dont like your modal's content? Delete it!

The empty method simply removes the content from the modal.

popup.empty();

Opening the modal

It would help if we could see it right?

popup.open();

Closing the modal

Get it out the way!

popup.close();

Event Listeners

What if I need something to happen after it opens or closes?

popup.on('open', () => console.log('Your modal has been opened!'));

| Events | |--------| | open | | close | | append | | empty |

License

MIT