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easy-modal-react

v1.2.3

Published

An simple, clean, and easy to use modal that supports any screen size and uses (mostly) modern CSS.

Downloads

8

Readme

Easy Modal for React

An simple, clean, and easy to use modal that supports any screen size and uses (mostly) modern CSS.

Modal preview

Installation

npm install easy-modal-react

Usage

Simple

import EasyModal from 'easy-modal-react';

<EasyModal
	open={this.state.modalOpen}
	onClose={this.closeModal}
>
	content here!
</EasyModal>

Advanced

import EasyModal, { EasyModalHeader, EasyModalFooter } from 'easy-modal-react';

<EasyModal
	open={this.state.modalOpen}
	onClose={this.closeModal}
	header={<EasyModalHeader onClose={this.onClose} />}
	footer={<EasyModalFooter onCancel={this.onClose} onApprove={this.onApprove} />}
>
	content here!
</EasyModal>

<EasyModal /> Props

|Prop|PropType|Description| |---|---|---| |open (required)|PropTypes.bool|Tells EasyModal weather it is open or closedOptions: true | false| |onClose (required)|PropTypes.func|Called by EasyModal when the user clicks outside the modal or hits the ESC key. Should update state for open| |children (required)|PropTypes.node|The content of the modal| |className|PropTypes.string|Adds a CSS class of your choice to the .modal-message element.| |header|PropTypes.nodePropTypes.string|A React node or a string to display at the top of the modal.Use EasyModalHeader for a default header with a close button.| |footer|PropTypes.nodePropTypes.string|A React node or a string to display at the bottom of the modal.Use EasyModalFooter for a default footer with "Cancel" and "Ok" buttons.|

<EasyModalHeader /> Props

|Prop|PropType|Description| |---|---|---| |onClose (required)|PropTypes.func|Called by EasyModal when the user clicks the close button. Should update state for open|

<EasyModalFooter /> Props

|Prop|PropType|Description| |---|---|---| |onCancel (required)|PropTypes.func|Called by EasyModal when the user clicks the "Cancel" button. Should update state for open| |onApprove (required)|PropTypes.func|Called by EasyModal when the user clicks the "Ok" button. Should update state for open|

Browser Support

Tested in all modern browsers as well as IE11.