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svz-modal

v1.0.0

Published

A module for creating intuitive modal elements within React applications.

Downloads

4

Readme

svz-modal

This module is for creating a simple, intuitive modal for use in any React application.

Getting Started

Installation

To install, in terminal type

	npm i --save svz-modal

then, in your react project,

import svz-modal from 'svz-modal';

or

import Modal from 'svz-modal';

and finally, implement it by including that component within your code:

<Modal
	{options}
>
	{children}
</Modal

Modal

children

The children of the Modal element determine the content of the Modal when it is active.

active

Type: Boolean
If this is true, the Modal is visible. If it is false, the Modal is not.

noEsc

Type: Boolean
Optional variable, if set to true, hitting esc does not close the Modal

closeButton

Type: Boolean || String || Element
Determines if an exit button is in the top right corner of the Modal. If this is set to true, it renders a small x button. If it is a String, it renders that string in a button. If it is an Element, it uses that Element as the button content instead.

className

Type: String || Array
This can be either a normal String or an array containing String variables or pairs of [String, Boolean], where the Boolean determines if said String is included or disincluded.

superModal

Type: Boolean
If this is set to true, the Modal will have a higher z-index than other Modal elements.

Author

Version History

1.0 -
initial release