SweetModal

This library is a fork from vue sweet modal for Vue 3 and Nuxt 3

Usage

Install SweetModal for Vue.js through npm:

npm install sweet-modal-vue-3

Install SweetModal for Vue.js through yarn:

yarn add sweet-modal-vue-3

Usage/Examples

For Vue 3

Use Globally

import { createApp } from 'vue'

const app = createApp({})

app.component(SweetModal)
app.mount('#app')

or

import SweetModal from 'sweet-modal-vue-3'
import App from './App.vue'

const app = createApp(App)

app.component(SweetModal)
app.mount('#app')

Use per Component

import { SweetModal, SweetModalTab } from 'sweet-modal-vue-3'

{
	components: {
		SweetModal,
		SweetModalTab
	}

	...
}

Using SFC and TypeScript

import { SweetModal, SweetModalTab } from 'sweet-modal-vue-3'

const modal = ref<InstanceType<typeof SweetMOdal> | null>(null)

const openModal = () => {
	modal.value?.open()
}

const closeModal = () => {
	modal.value?.close()
}

For Nuxt 3

Use Globally

import SweetModal from 'sweet-modal-vue-3'

export default defineNuxtPlugin(nuxtApp => {
  nuxtApp.vueApp.component('SweetModal', SweetModal)
})

Using SFC and TypeScript

If you are experiencing a typescript error when using SweetModal in Nuxt 3, you can create a global type or custom type

  class SweetModalComponent extends Vue {
    open(tabId: string): void
    close(): void
  }

  type SweetModalType = InstanceType<typeof SweetModalComponent>

import { SweetModal, SweetModalTab } from 'sweet-modal-vue-3'

const modal = ref<SweetModalType>()

const openModal = () => {
	modal.value?.open()
}

const closeModal = () => {
	modal.value?.close()
}

Browser Compatibility

SweetModal should work in most major browsers:

• Safari 9+
• Firefox 20+
• Chrome 20+
• Opera 15+
• Microsoft Edge

Contribution

1. Fork the repository
2. Run yarn
3. Run yarn dev and start hacking. You can reach the example site at http://localhost:3000.
4. When you're done, run one final yarn build command and commit your work for a pull request.

Guidelines

• tabs for indentation, 1 tab = 4 spaces
• camelCase method names
• _camelCase for private methods
• snake_case computed properties
• snake_case data
• kebab-case attributes
• arrow functions if possible
• be fully ES6 compliant!