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bootstrap-ios-modal

v1.2.3

Published

a Bootstrap modal that mimics a native iOS dialog

Downloads

42

Readme

bootstrap-ios-modal

A Bootstrap modal that mimics the look and feel of an iOS dialog

ios modal example

bootstrap-ios-modal is a responsive Bootstrap modal that looks and acts like an iOS dialog.

On extra small screens, the modal mimics an iPhone:

  • vertically stacks buttons
  • scrolls up from the bottom of the screen

On larger screens, the modal mimics an iPad:

  • horizontally stacks buttons
  • fades in to the center of the screen

On all screens, the modal responds to light/dark mode preference.

Example

Large screen, dark mode:

ios-modal dialog

Extra small screen, dark mode:

ios-modal dialog

Usage

<script
  src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/bootstrap-ios-modal@latest/iosmodal.js">
</script>

JavaScript:

const bodyContent = "In which direction would you like to go<br/>" +
                    "left, straight, or right?";
const buttons = [
    {
        class: "btn btn-lg btn-outline-primary",
        innerHTML: "Left",
        onclick: () => { doSomething('left'); }
    }, {
        class: "btn btn-lg btn-outline-danger",
        innerHTML: "Straight",
        onclick: () => { doSomething('straight'); }
    }, {
        class: "btn btn-lg btn-outline-secondary",
        innerHTML: "Right",
        onclick: () => { doSomething('right'); }
    }
];
iOSModal.show(bodyContent, buttons);

Functions

show()

Display a modal dialog.

Syntax

iOSModal.show(bodyContent, buttons)

Parameters

bodyContent     {String | Node} Content displayed in the body portion of the modal.     May be a string of HTML, or a single DOM Node.

buttons     {Array} - Array of objects defining buttons to display.

Individual button properties:

    class - Button's class property.     innerHTML - Button's displayed text or HTML.     onclick - Function to call upon button click.

Any other properties, such as id, name, etc., will be assigned as-is to the button.

Return value

None.


hide()

Hide the modal.

Syntax

iOSModal.hide()

Return value

None.


customize()

Customize the modal's behavior.

Syntax

iOSModal.customize(options)

Parameters

options     {Object} - Specifies options for modal behavior.

Properties of options:

    bottom - {String} Modal's distance from bottom of screen.       Only affects "scroll-from-bottom" modal.       Default value is "50px" (matches iPhone).

Return value

None.