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cj_modal_plugin

v1.0.6

Published

This is a modal converted from jquery to react.

Downloads

2

Readme

Plugin modal react

This is a modal converted from jquery to react.

It is publish to NPM.

This project was initialized using Create React App.

To install it you need node and npm and use the command

npm install

To run the project use the command

npm run start

There is an example of the Modal component in App.js.

To edit this projects, do your changes, commit them and don't forget to publish the plugin :

npm login
npm run publish:npm
npm publish

To use it in your project you need to install it first from npm :

npm i cj_modal_plugin

Then you have to import it :

import {Modal} from "cj_modal_plugin";

And use the code bellow :

<Modal
  show={showModal}
  closeCallback={showCallback}
  style={{ backgroundColor: "green" }}
  >
    Content of the modal
    <strong>content</strong>
</Modal>

The show props is a boolean, if true the modal is showing, if false the modal is hidden.

The closeCallback props is a callback function that must be call to close the modal by changing the show props. You can additionnaly add specific behavior in this function. It is call when customer click on the cross.

The style props may contain additionnal style to customize the modal.

The children props can contain text or html that will be render into the modal.