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boost-js-modal

v0.1.1

Published

A style-free modal plugin for jQuery and Boost JS

Downloads

15

Readme

Boost JS Modal Build Status

A style-free and accessible modal plugin for jQuery and Boost JS. This plugin only includes styles absolutely necessary for the modal to work properly, the rest is up to you.

Installation

Install with npm:

npm install boost-js-modal

Install in browser:

<script src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/marksmccann/boost-js-modal/v0.1.1/dist/modal.min.js"></script>

AND include styles:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.rawgit.com/marksmccann/boost-js-modal/v0.1.1/dist/modal.min.css">

Usage

Create Plugin

var boost = require('boost-js');
// var boost = $.fn.boost; (browser install)

var modal = require('boost-js-modal');
// var modal = $.fn.boost.modal; (browser install)

$.fn.modal = boost( modal.plugin, modal.defaults );

Markup Structure

<div id="modal">
    <h2 data-bind="#modal" data-role="heading">Heading</h2>
    <button data-bind="#modal" data-role="close">Close</button>
</div>
<button data-bind="#modal" data-role="open">Open</button>

Tip: Add style="display:none;" to your source element if your modal is momentarily visible before the app is able to hide it; the attribute will be removed after instantiation.

Note: data-bind is used to link the element to the instance, data-role is used to define the element's role in that instance. See Boost JS for more details.

Instantiate Plugin

$('#modal').modal();

Options

Name | Default | Description --- | --- | --- activeClass* | "is-open" | the class added to the outer container when active wrapClass* | "modal-wrap" | the class added to the inner container of the modal maskClass* | "modal-mask" | the class added to the mask/outer-most container of the modal effect | null | an optional animation for modal, see below for details closeOnClickOff | true | close the modal if user clicks anywhere off of it closeOnEsc | true | close the modal when user presses the esc key openOnLoad | false | open the modal at instantiation (page load) onOpen | null | a callback function called when the modal is opened onClose | null | a callback function called when modal is closed onInit | null | a callback function called when modal is initialized *Note: if you change any of the class names, you will have to update the same classes in the css as well.

Usage

$('#modal').modal({
    onInit: function() {
        console.log( this.id ); // 'modal'
    }
});

- or -

<div id="modal" data-open-on-load="true">...</div>

Roles

Name | Element | Description --- | --- | --- open | a, button | defines a trigger that opens the modal close | a, button | defines a trigger that closes the modal toggle | a, button | defines a trigger that toggles the modal open and closed heading | h2 | used to define the modal with a aria-labelledby on container end | a, button | defines the last focusable element in modal for blur event

Usage

<button data-bind="[instance-id]" data-role="[role-name]">...</button>

Effects

  1. scale-up
  2. scale-down
  3. slide-left
  4. slide-right
  5. slide-up
  6. slide-down
  7. sticky-top
  8. horizontal-flip
  9. vertical-flip
  10. spin-up
  11. spin-down
  12. fall-left
  13. fall-right
  14. swing-down
  15. swing-up
  16. swing-left
  17. swing-right
  18. front-flip
  19. back-flip

Usage

Include the effects stylesheet

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.rawgit.com/marksmccann/boost-js-modal/v0.1.1/dist/effects.min.css">

Then update the setting

<div id="modal" data-effect="scale-up">...</div>

API

open( fn )

Opens the modal. fn: optional callback function called after opening.

instance.open();

close( fn )

Closes the modal. fn: optional callback function called after opening.

instance.close();

toggle( fn )

Closes the modal if it is open and opens the modal if it is closed. fn: optional callback function called after opening.

instance.toggle();

isOpen()

Determines if modal is open or not, returns a boolean.

instance.isOpen();

lastOpenedBy

The element last triggered to open this modal. After the modal is closed, this value returns to null.

instance.lastOpenedBy;

container

The outer-most containing element for the modal.

instance.container;

Running Tests

$ npm install && npm test

License

Copyright © 2016, Mark McCann. Released under the MIT license.