poppy-popup
v1.0.2
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Custom popups to replace vanilla JavaScript prompts
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PoppyPopup
Custom popups to replace vanilla JavaScript prompts.
ChangeLog
- Added comments to all code
- Added support for require.js and AMD
- Added main.js file to test modules
Installation
- Run
npm install poppy-popup
- Copy style in your project. You can choose between .css or .scss file.
- Require it in your project:
const PoppyPopup = require('poppy-popup')'
- Enjoy using new Prompts!
Usage
To display an alert popup:
PoppyPopup.alert("Hey, pay attention! A popup appears.");
To display a confirm popup:
PoppyPopup.confirm("Do you know how to use this?");
To display a prompt popup:
PoppyPopup.prompt("Write your name:");
All methods accept the popup content (you can use HTML also), next the title of the popup and an object with some options.
PoppyPopup.alert("Popop content", "Title", options);
Default options
params:
const options = {
showBackground: true,
removeWhenClose: true,
width: 400 + "px",
keyboardSupport: true,
cancelButton: true,
valueText: "",
placeholderText: "",
accept: function() { return true; },
cancel: function() { return false; }
}
- showBackground: when the popup appears, it's over a semitransparent black div that prevents missclicks out of the popup.
- removeWhenClose: when it's set to true, the popup will be removed from the DOM when its closed, otherwise, the popup just disappears but it stays on the DOM.
- width: the width of the popup, a string with compatible units like em, px, %; i.e. "150px" or "50%".
- keyboardSupport: sets if Enter and Esc keys should work. Enter to accept and Esc to cancel.
- cancelButton: sets if cancel button should be present on prompt and confirm popups
- valueText: the value the input will contain (just prompt).
- placeholderText: the placeholder the input will contain (just prompt).
- accept: function that will be called when the user clicks the accept button. On alerts and confirms it gets a param that returns the popup id; in prompts it has the value of the input.
- cancel: function that will be called when the user clicks the cancel button.
Alert, confirm and prompt have an acceptCallback after options, so you can omit the accept param at options
.
And confirm and prompt have a cancelCallback after the accept one so you can omit the cancel param at options
.
These are all the params methods accept: (just content is not optional)
PoppyPopup.alert(content, title, options, acceptCallback);
PoppyPopup.confirm(content, title, options, acceptCallback, cancelCallback);
PoppyPopup.prompt(content, title, options, acceptCallback, cancelCallback);
Configuration
All colors and measures are SCSS variables so you can change them and recompile the file in order to replace previous values quickly.