react-sf-modal
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react-router-modal
A simple way to handle showing modals with react-router version 4.
Installation
Install using yarn or npm.
npm install react-router-modal --save
yarn add react-router-modal
peerDependencies
react-router-modal requires:
react-router-dom version 4
react & react-dom, version 15
Components
ModalContainer
ModalContainer contains all modals that are shown. Typically you will want to mount this just before your closing </body> tag.
Nothing will be rendered into the dom if no modals are current shown.
props
bodyModalOpenClassName
Class name to set on the <body> when a modal is mounted. Typically used to prevent default scroll behavior, etc.
Defaults to react-router-modal__modal-open
containerClassNameClass name for the modal container element. Note that this element is only rendered when at least one modal is shown.
Defaults to react-router-modal__modal-container
backdropClassNameClass name for the modal backdrop element(s) that are show behind each modal. Defaults toreact-router-modal__modal-backdropmodalClassNameClass name for the modal element(s) that wrap the modal content. Can be overridden by theclassNameproperty on<ModalRoute />or<Modal />
Defaults to react-router-modal__modal
ModalRoute
ModalRoute attaches a component to a route.
props
- path
The path to match. See react-router docs.
- component
The component to render inside the modal when the path is matched.
- exact
Only match on exact route match. See react-router docs.
- props
Properties to be passed to the component when the route is matched.
The react-router props location', 'history', and 'match will also be included.
- className
If set, overrides the modalClassName property on the ModalContainer
When the route matches, the component will be shown inside a modal. If multiple routes match, the modals will be stacked based on the length of the path that is matched.
Modal
If you want to show a modal without a route, you can use this. Modals shown this way default to stacking on top of modals shown with ModalRoute.
props
- component
The component to render inside the modal when the path is matched.
- props
Properties to be passed to the component rendered inside the modal.
- stackOrder
Controls the order the modals are stacked. Higher number means "on top".
- className
If set, overrides the modalClassName property on the ModalContainer
CSS
Default css is included in css/react-router-modal.css. You can use this as a basis for your own modal styles.