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my-react-modal-ad62

v1.4.2

Published

Create a react-modal component that can be published to npm

Downloads

11

Readme

my-react-modal-ad62 - project OCR2022_P14_npm-module

A React modal component created using create-react-app (with Typescript).


Installation

Node version : 20.11.0 (see .nvmrc file)

Text editor: VSCode

Install with npm i my-react-modal-ad62

How to use

import : import { ModalComponent } from "my-react-modal-ad62"

Modal props type :

type ModalComponentProps = {
  showModal: boolean,
  setShowModal: React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<boolean>>,
  displayToggleButton?: boolean,
  toggleButtonText?: string,
  toggleButtonClass?: string,
  modalContainerClass?: string,
  children: React.ReactNode,
};

ModalComponentProps props description :

| Prop name | Type | Default value | Description | | ------------------- | :---------------------------: | :--------------------: | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | showModal | boolean | false | The boolean state passed in component props to display the modal | | setShowModal | React.SetStateAction | - | The setState action passed in component props to change the boolean state | | displayToggleButton | boolean | true | Display a toggle modal button or not | | toggleButtonText | string | 'Open modal' | Custom text displayed into the toggle modal button | | toggleButtonClass | string | 'toggle-modal-btn' | Custom css for the toggle modal button. Add a custom className will overwrite the default value. | | modalContainerClass | string | 'modal-container-base' | Custom css for the modal container. A default value is passed who sets : position: fixed; left: 50%; transform: translate(-50%, 0%); min-width: 280px; padding: 50px 20px 20px; z-index: 9999; | | children | React.ReactNode | - | Custom nodes to display into the modal (see exemple below) |

Exemple :

// set the state :
const [showModal, setShowModal] = React.useState(false);

// you can add you custom css classes for the modal via props (modalContainerClass and the toggleButtonClass).
// don't forget to pass the state props to the modal component :
<ModalComponent modalContainerClass='you-can-add-here your-custom-class' showModal={showModal} setShowModal={setShowModal}>
  <h1 className='text-3xl font-bold'>Your title</h1>
  <p className='m-0 p-0 leading-relaxed'>
    Lorem ipsum, dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Rem perferendis quia fugiat dolor magnam. Sunt recusandae odit ut maiores enim nemo
    assumenda, laudantium iste non eum? Quibusdam accusamus necessitatibus voluptatibus! Distinctio dolore necessitatibus sapiente, consequatur sint
    dignissimos voluptates rem excepturi aliquid obcaecati quo pariatur sequi accusamus illum dolorum voluptatum accusantium ipsa alias consequuntur
    dolorem fuga eos beatae saepe. Dolor, doloribus? Numquam officiis error doloribus harum eius! Architecto magni aliquam, nihil repellendus
    veritatis excepturi eius explicabo molestias a, ad hic. Voluptate necessitatibus debitis minima et assumenda, architecto iusto ut soluta ullam.
  </p>
</ModalComponent>;