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global-modal

v1.0.0

Published

Wonderfully lightweight package for using modals in a react app.

Downloads

25

Readme

global-modal

Wonderfully lightweight package for using modals in a react app.

Instalation

using npm:

npm install global-modal

using yarn:

yarn add global-modal

usage

The ModalProvider component should wrap the whole app as children. (recommended use is as instant father of the main component)

example

in the src/index.tsx

import { ModalProvider } from  'global-modal';
...
root.render(
 <React.StrictMode>
  <ModalProvider>
   <App  />
  </ModalProvider>
 </React.StrictMode>
);
...

in the src/ComponentWithModal.tsx

const {show, close, visible} = useModal(<ModalComponent />)

the useModal hook gets <ModalComponent /> as input and returns two methods (show and close) and one value (visible) as output:

  • <ModalComponent />: This is a custom component which you want to appear in the modal.
  • show: this method can get two values as inputs:
    • The first one is the modal component (with type JSX.Element) for showing the modal with different component than the default one
    • The second one is an object (with type ModalOptions) which supports one option only at this time (the disableDismissOnOutsideClick with type boolean).

here's a full example of how to use this package in code sandbox.