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anthony_lfb_modal_p14

v1.0.7

Published

React library to display a modal. This library was created as part of the project "Faites passer une librairie jQuery vers React" of OpenClassrooms

Downloads

10

Readme

Modal Component

React library to display a modal. This library was created as part of the project "Faites passer une librairie jQuery vers React" of OpenClassrooms

Installation

NPM - Link

https://www.npmjs.com/package/anthony_lfb_modal_p14

NPM - Command

To install the modal via NPM run the following command:
npm i anthony_lfb_modal_p14

How it works

Importation

The import of the component in your project is done via this line of code:
import {Modal} from 'anthony_lfb_modal_p14';

Explanation of the functioning

The component takes several props:

isOpen

Type : Boolean
Description : Boolean allowing to define the display state of the modal.
True the modal is displayed.
False the modal is not displayed .

setIsOpen

Description : is the useState() function of React to change the state of the modal

isScrollable

Type : Boolean
Description : Boolean allowing to define if the content in the background of the modal is scrollable or not.
True The content is scrollable.
False The content is not scrollable.

type

Type : Text
Description : This props allows you to define the type of modal to display.
By default the modal has 4 predefined types: "warning", "error", "success" and "informative".
Each type has a predefined style. If the user does not want to use one of these types, he puts "custom" instead.
warning : Allows to display a warning modal with a yellow style.
error : Allows to display an error modal with a red style.
success : Allows to display a success modal with a green style.
informative : Allows you to display a modal of information with a blue style.
custom (or whatever you want) : No style.

iconToDisplay

Type : Text
Description : Allows you to customize the icon to be displayed.
If a predefined style is chosen, it has a predefined icon as well. (This one is still modifiable).
If you want to use the predefined icons via the style, leave the props in null.
If you want to use them on another type of modal put "typeLogo" in the props :
warningLogo : warning sign.
errorLogo : error sign.
successLogo : success sign.
informativeLogo : information sign.
YourLogo : Your custom logo. (You can name it whatever you want)

title

Type : Text
Description : Title of the modal.

message

Type : Text
Description : Message of the modal.

Example

We use useState() to define the state. By default the modal is not displayed.
const [modalStatus, setmodalStatus] = useState(false);

We use the component like this :
<Modal isOpen={modalStatus} setIsOpen={setmodalStatus} isScrollable={true} type={"informative"} iconToDisplay={null} title={"Hello world"} message={"If you open the modal, you will see me appear !"}/>