Object-modal

Description

This is a simple modal that takes in an object

API

sendUpdate(Subject, message, type, delay)

Subject Rxjs Subject

message string

type (optional), string, MODAL_UPDATE, MODAL_ERROR, MODAL_SUCCESS

delay (optional), number

Submits an update using the input modal

Return: void

QuickStart

Creates Simple app

$ npm install object-modal

import Modal, {sendUpdate} from "object-modal";

function App() {
    ... 
    const [modalUpdater, setModalUpdater] = useState(new Subject());
    ...
    return (
        <div className="App">
            <ModalContainer modalUpdater={modalUpdater}></ModalContainer>
            <button onClick={() => sendUpdate(modalUpdater, 'Hello World')}>hey</button>
        </div>
    );
}

export default App;

Customize colors

<Modal modalUpdater={modalUpdater}
    successColor={'#49A078'}
    updateColor={'#006098'}
    errorColor={'#C03B5A'}/>

Run w/ Redux

To update the modal from any component, redux would be the easiest - the subject can be initialized into the store when the app initialized and be provided to components that need them.

In App,

import Modal from "object-modal";

function App() {
    ...
    const modalUpdater = new Subject();
    reduxDispatcher(dispatch, modalUpdater);        # Update store w/ subject
 
    const modalUpdater = useSelector(state => state[STATE_MODAL_UPDATER] );
    ...
    return (
        <div className="App">
            <ModalContainer modalUpdater={modalUpdater}></ModalContainer>
        </div>
    );
}

In nested child component,

import {sendUpdate} from "object-modal";

function Child() {
    ...
    # Retrieve modal updater to asynchronously send modal updates from any component
    const modalUpdater =  useSelector(state => state[STATE_MODAL_UPDATER] );
    
    sendUpdate(modalUpdater, "Feedback Submitted. Thanks!", MODAL_SUCCESS);
    ...
}