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rendu-lib

v1.0.4

Published

This is a JavaScript library for creating and managing popups. The library provides a `Popup` class that can be instantiated with various options to customize the behavior and appearance of the popup.

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Popup Library Documentation

This is a JavaScript library for creating and managing popups. The library provides a Popup class that can be instantiated with various options to customize the behavior and appearance of the popup.

Importing the Library

To use this library, you would first need to import it into your project. This could be done using ES6 import syntax:

Replace './path/to/Popup' with the actual path to the Popup file in your project.

Using the Library

After importing the library, you can create a new instance of the Popup class. The Popup constructor accepts an object with the following properties:

  • text: The text to display in the popup. Defaults to "Your text here".
  • position: The position of the popup. Possible values are 'center', 'top', 'topLeft', 'topRight', 'centerLeft', 'centerRight', 'bottomLeft', 'bottom', or 'bottomRight'. Defaults to 'center'.
  • animationIn: The animation to use when showing the popup. Possible values are 'fadeIn', 'fadeLeft', or 'fadeRight'. Defaults to 'fadeIn'.
  • animationOut: The animation to use when hiding the popup. Possible values are 'fadeInReverse', 'fadeLeftReverse', or 'fadeRightReverse'. Defaults to 'fadeInReverse'.
  • contentStyle: An object representing the styles to apply to the popup content. Defaults to an empty object.

Here's an example of how to create a new Popup:

Displaying the Popup

Once you've created a Popup, you can display it using the show method:

This will create a new popup element, apply the specified animations and styles, and append it to the body of the document.

Hiding the Popup

To hide the popup, you can use the hide method:

This will apply the reverse animation to the popup and remove it from the DOM after the animation completes.

Custom Animations

If you want to use a custom animation, you can define your own CSS keyframes and pass the name of the animation to the setAnimation method:

Please note that the animation must be defined in the Popup class's css property.

Conclusion

That's it! With this library, you can easily create and manage popups in your JavaScript projects. Remember to replace 'Your text here' and 'Hello, world!' with your own text, and adjust the other options as needed to fit your project's requirements.