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@usemodals/vue3

v1.1.0

Published

![](https://i.328888.xyz/2023/05/08/i1dV1H.png)

Downloads

10

Readme

@usemodals/vue3

an eaist way to open/close modals and pass props to modals, or register an dynmaic modal and you can use these modals globally, for Vue 3.x

Install

npm install @usemodals/vue3

QuickStart

  //	main.ts
  import Vue from 'vue'
  import UseModals from '@usemodals/vue3'

  import App from './app.vue'

  const app = createApp(App)

  //	balabala
  app.use(UseModals)

  app.mount('#app')

Available Components and Functions

  • UseModal, is a component that provides a scope slot named modalState to access the visible and props information of the current modal, the component receives two props, namely modalId And isGlobal, modalId identifies the unique ID of the current modal, isGlobal specifies whether this registration is a global registration, if you want to save the memory of the application, it is not recommended to set it to true
  <template>
    <!-- Register the modal globally, it will still reside in memory no matter whether the current component is unmounted or not  -->
    <UseModal modalId="globalModalId" :isGlobal>
      <template #modal="modalState">
        <ThirdPartyModal :visible="modalState.visible" :title="modalState.props.title">
          {{ modalState.props }}
        </ThirdPartyModal>
      </template>
    </UseModal>

    <!-- Partially registers the modal, which will be unloaded from memory as the parent component unloads  -->
    <UseModal modalId="partModalId">
      <template #modal="modalState">
        <!-- balabala -->
      </template>
    </UseModal>
  </template>
  • useOpenModal, it's return a method to open a registered modal, and receive 2 parameters, one is the modalId when registering the modal, and the second is the props that needs to be passed to open a certain modal, The second parameter is optional
  <template>
    <Button @click="openModal('modalIdToBeOpen', { propsKey: 'string', propsKey2: 'string2' })">
      open Modal
    </Button>
  </template>
  <script setup lang="ts">
  import { useOpenModal } from '@usemodals/vue3'

  const openModal = useOpenModal()
  </script>
  • useUpdateModal, it's return a method to update the value of props in a modal that has been opened, and receive 3 parameters, one is the modalId when registering the modal, the second is the new props, The third is a boolean value, indicating whether to merge with the old props or directly overwrite, where the third parameter is optional
  <template>
    <div>    
      <Button @click="() => openAndUpdate()">
        open Modal and update
      </Button>
      <Button @click="openAndUpdate(true)">
        open Modal and update(merge)
      </Button>
    </div>
  </template>
  <script setup lang="ts">
  import { useOpenModal, useUpdateModal } from '@usemodals/vue3'
  const openModal = useOpenModal()
  const updateModal = useUpdateModal()

  const openAndUpdate = (merge?: boolean) => {
    openModal('modalIdToBeUpdate', { title: 'init modal title', content: 'init modal content' })
    setTimeout(() => {
      updateModal('modalIdToBeUpdate', { content: 'update modal content' }, merge)
    }, 3000)
  }
  </script>
  • useCloseModal, it's return a method to close a modal that has been opened, and receive 1 parameter, which is the modalId when registering the modal
  <template>
    <Button @click="closeModal('modalIdToBeClose')">
      close Modal
    </Button>
  </template>
  <script setup lang="ts">
  import { useCloseModal } from '@usemodals/vue3'

  const closeModal = useCloseModal()
  </script>
  • useCloseAllModals, it's return a method to close all opened modals without any parameters
  <template>
    <Button @click="closeAllModals">
      close all Modals
    </Button>
  </template>
  <script setup lang="ts">
  import { useCloseAllModals } from '@usemodals/vue3'

  const closeAllModals = useCloseAllModals()
  </script>
  • useModalProps, it's return a method to get the props of modal, and receive 1 parameter, which is the modalId when registering the modal
  <template>
    <Button @click="printProps('modalIdToBeClose')">
      close Modal
    </Button>
  </template>
  <script setup lang="ts">
  import { useModalProps } from '@usemodals/vue3'
  const getModalProps = useModalProps()

  const printProps = () => {
    console.log(getModalProps('modalId'))
  }
  </script>

Motivation

  • reduce unnecessary business code
  • easier to controll modal display/hidden or update modals' props
  • common modal props

For detail demo, check here