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react-popup-provider

v1.2.0

Published

React popup using context API

Downloads

13

Readme

react-popup-provider

Usage

import React from 'react';
import { Popup } from 'react-popup-provider';

<Popup
  context={({
    contextRef,
    open,
  }) => (
    <button ref={contextRef} onClick={open}>Open</button>
  )}
>
  {() => <div>My popup</div>}
</Popup>
import React from 'react';
import { Modal } from 'react-popup-provider';

<Modal
  context={({ open }) => (
    <button onClick={open}>Open Modal</button>
  )}
>
  {({ close }) => (
    <div>
      <span>My Modal</span>
      <button onClick={close}>Close</button>
    </div>
  )}
</Modal>
With Animation (react-spring)
// Modal works the same way
import React, { cloneElement } from 'react';
import { Popup } from 'react-popup-provider';
import { Transition } from 'react-spring';

const Appear = ({ children, isOpen }) => (
  <Transition
    enter={{ opacity: 1 }}
    from={{ opacity: 0 }}
    items={isOpen}
    leave={{ opacity: 0 }}
    native
  >
    {isOpen => (isOpen && (style =>
      cloneElement(children, {
        as: animated.div,
        style
      })
    ))}
  </Transition>
);


<Popup
  animation={Appear}
  context={({
    contextRef,
    open,
  }) => (
    <button ref={contextRef} onClick={open}>Open</button>
  )}
>
  {() => <div>My popup</div>}
</Popup>

APIs

Modal
  • animation: React$ElementType - defaults to Tada effect. Which is just show when isOpen is true.
  • children: ({ close, left, top }) => React$Node
  • className: string
  • close: () => void - Close function callback.
  • context: ({ close, contextRef, isOpen, open, scrollableParents }) => React$Node
  • overlay: ({ isOpen }) => React$Node - optional overlay element that renders to root. Use this if you want to control overlay's animation that doesn't get affected by the modal's animation
  • root: HTMLElement - defaults to document.body. This is where the portal is created.
  • style: object - optional styles for the modal container
Popup
  • anchor: top | bottom | left | right
  • animation: React$ElementType - defaults to Tada effect. Which is just show when isOpen is true.
  • children: ({ close, left, top }) => React$Node
  • className: string
  • close: () => void - Close function callback.
  • context: ({ close, contextRef, isOpen, open, scrollableParents }) => React$Node
  • offset: number - Offset in pixels from the anchored position
  • root: HTMLElement - defaults to document.body. This is where the portal is created.
  • shouldCenterToContext: boolean - Shows the popup center to the context, if true. Defaults to false.
  • style: object - optional styles for the popup container