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single-modal

v0.1.3

Published

Single-modal is a tiny ui-less manager of modals for React. [Demo](https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/single-modal-demo-d7xfz3)

Downloads

7

Readme

About

Single-modal is a tiny ui-less manager of modals for React. Demo

Installation

npm install single-modal

Guide

Initialization

import {
  SingleModal,
  publicAPI,
  type ModalsRendererProps,
} from "single-modal";

function ModalsRenderer(props: ModalsRendererProps) {
  const { isOpen, loading, view: View } = props;

  if (loading) {
    return 'loading...';
  }

  return isOpen && View ? <View /> : null;
}

export default function App() {
  return (
    <SingleModal renderer={ModalRenderer} />
  );
}

Modal loaders

Loader is a user-defined method that returns either a static component or a dynamically loaded one.

import type { ComponentLoader } from "single-modal";
import type { AuthFormProps } from "./ui";

// async loader
export const AuthFormLoader: ComponentLoader<AuthFormProps> = () =>
	new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(() => resolve(import("./ui").then(m => m.AuthForm)), 500));

// sync loader
import { AuthForm } from "./ui";

export const AuthFormLoader: ComponentLoader<AuthFormProps> = () => AuthForm;

publicAPI

Contains default methods to manage the state from inside or outside of the manager (SingleModal) context.

import { publicAPI } from "single-modal";

Methods:

  • open(loader, props): void - opens the loaded component with the provided props passed to it;

  • close(): void - closes current modal;

  • softOpen(loader, props): void - the loaded component opens after closing the current modal or immediately if no modal is open;

  • isAnyOpen(): boolean - checks if any modal is currently open;

useProtectedAPI()

The hook provides methods that are only available within the modal and is protected from usage outside of the SingleModal context by an internal invariant.

Methods:

  • push(loader, props): void - opens the next modal while saving the previous one to the internal history, enabling you to return to it trought back method;

  • replace(loader, props): void - opens the specified modal and replaces the previous one in the history, ensuring seamless navigation;

  • back: () => void | undefined - returns to the previous modal if the call history is not empty. If the history is empty this field has an undefined value;

NOTE: The internal history is cleared when calling the open or close method from the publicAPI;