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redux-awesome-modal

v1.0.4

Published

A redux Modal component which allows you to pass props to the modal child.

Downloads

20

Readme

redux-awesome-modal

A redux Modal component which allows you to pass props to the modal child.

Usage

import React, {Component} from 'react';
import reducers from '../../reducers';
import {connect} from 'react-redux';
import Modal, {show_modal,hide_modal} from 'redux-awesome-modal';

Create A Modal Component

class MyModalComponent extends Component{
  render(){
    //Access props passed down from the Modal component
    const {count} = this.props;
    return <div style={{padding: "16px 24px"}}>{count}</div>
  }
}

Add it to your reducers

import {modalReducer} from 'redux-awesome-modal';

combineReducers({
   ...,
   modal : modalReducer
});

Add the modal from the library to your Root App

const mapAppStateToProps = function(state){
  const {modal} = state;
  return {
    modal
  };
};

const App = connect(mapAppStateToProps,{
  show_modal,
  hide_modal
})(class App extends React.Component{
  render(){
    const {modal} = this.props;
    console.log(modal);
       // pass props to modal children.. the second argument of show_modal, you can also pass methods to change redux state
       // hide_modal is the third argument which will close the modal on overlay_click
       // you can do some other stuff with the 3rd argument before closing hide_modal
      return <div>
          
          <button onClick={()=>{
                  return this.props.show_modal(
                    'modal_one',{
                     count : 1
                     },
                     ()=>this.props.hide_modal())
                   }}>
               Show Modal 
          </button>

          {this.props.children}

          <Modal {...modal} modal_components={{
            "modal_one" : MyModalComponent,
            "modal_two" : MyOtherModalComponent,
            ...
          }} />

      </div>;
    }
  }
);

API

modal_components -- Define an object which maps a String to a Modal . This will define which modal to show when show_modal action is fired.
show_modal - Takes 3 arguments, modal_type (String), modal_props (Props for the component which the Modal Renders), on_overlay_click (Function. Function that is fired when the overlay is clicked on)