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devtreasure-react-modal-component

v1.3.8

Published

To begin using this package, follow these steps:

Downloads

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Readme

react-modal-component

To begin using this package, follow these steps:

  • Step1: Go to the node_modules folder in your project and locate the folder named devtreasure-react-modal-component. Inside that folder, copy the modal.tsx file from the src folder. For the styles, copy the modal.module.css file from the styles folder.

  • Step2: Paste the modal.tsx file directly into your project's components folder.

  • Step3: Paste the modal.module.css file into the styles folder of your project.

image

  • Step4: Make sure you have the react-lazy-load-image-component package installed in your project.

  • Step5: In the package's src folder, locate the state.tsx file. Copy the state properties used and paste them into your own codebase.

Note: Only copy the state properties, not the entire function wrapper. The code should look something like this

const [modalState, setModalState] = useState({ isModal: false, message: "" });
  • Step6: Go to the function folder located at node_modules/devtreasure-react-modal-component. Copy the show and hide functions from that folder and paste them into your codebase where you imported the modal from.
  • Step 7: Importing the style

No need to worry about this step as it's already done for you. Just make sure you change the path to match your project's file structure. For example, your style import could look something like this: /styles/modal.module.css or /styles/animation/modal.module.css.

Your full code should look something like this:

import {
  LazyLoadImage,
  LazyLoadComponent,
} from "react-lazy-load-image-component";
import { useState, useEffect, MouseEventHandler, lazy } from "react";
const ReactModalComponent = lazy(
  () => import("../../components/function/modal/ReactModalComponent")
);

function App() {
  const [modalState, setModalState] = useState({ isModal: false, message: "" });

  const showModal = () => {
    setModalState((prevState) => {
      return {
        ...prevState,
        isModal: true,
      };
    });
  };
  const hideModal = () => {
    setModalState((prevState) => {
      return {
        ...prevState,
        isModal: false,
      };
    });
  };
  return (
    <>
      <LazyLoadComponent>
        <ReactModalComponent
          isModal={modalState.isModal}
          performTwoFunctions={performTwoFunctions}
          hideModal={hideModal}
        />
      </LazyLoadComponent>
    </>
  );
}
export default App;

How to show the modal

To display your modal, please copy the code snippet below. Note that it doesn't have to be a button; you can use any HTML tags in your codebase.

<button id={"hello-world"} onClick={showModal}>
  Show Modal
</button>

How to update Package

If you want to update the package simpley update using the following

| npm | yarn | pnpm | | -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | | $ npm update react-modal-component | $ yarn upgrade react-modal-component | $ pnpm up react-modal-component |

Note: In case there are significant changes to the code, please make sure to copy the updated code into your codebase again. . Note: You might see a function called performTwoFunctions. Please delete that. This was meant to pefrom two operations. When I was working on this.

.......................................................................................... . Note: Please note that your codebase may be different from the example provided. The key is to import the component, the style, and call the necessary functions accordingly.