Standard Dialogs

A Library that uses the Angular Material Framework for providing standard dialog implementations

Installation

You can install Standard Dialogs through npm

npm install --save @lloydaf/standard-dialogs

Usage

After installing the package, make sure you import the module in the module you want to use this in.

For example, in app.module.ts,

...
import { StandardDialogsModule } from "@lloydaf/standard-dialogs";
...
@NgModule({
  imports: [StandardDialogsModule],
})
export class  AppModule{}

Dialogs

Currently provides three Dialog Implementations.

1. Alert Prompt: This Dialog is used to alert the user or provide a message to the user. Can be used through AlertPromptService(see open() method).
2. Confirm Prompt: This Dialog is used to get a confirmation action from the user. Can be used through ConfirmPromptService(see open() method).
3. Custom Prompt: This Dialog is used to provide a custom functionality not implemented through the standard Dialogs. Can be used through CustomPromptService(see open()) method.

Using Dialogs

...
constructor(
    private confirmService: ConfirmPromptService 
    // inject as you normally inject a service
  ) 
...
openConfirmPrompt(){
    this.confirmService.setContent('Are you sure you want to remove this category?');
    this.confirmService.setTitle('Remove Category');
    this.confirmService.open();
}
...

Buttons

Currently provides three Button Implementations

1. Yes Button: This Button returns true when clicked, default text "Yes".
2. No Button: This Button returns false when clicked, default text "No".
3. Custom Button: This Button is used to provide a custom Button functionality not implemented through the standard Buttons. Needs to be built using ButtonBuilder.

Using Buttons

...
let yesButton = new YesButton();
let customButton = new ButtonBuilder().text('Hi').val('Bye').build();