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vue-comps-modal

v1.2.1

Published

the best modal you can get

Downloads

33

Readme

vue-comps-modal

the best modal you can get.

Demo

Install

npm install --save-dev vue-comps-modal

or include build/bundle.js.

Usage

# in your component
components:
  "modal": require("vue-comps-modal")
# or, when using bundle.js
components:
  "modal": window.vueComps.modal
<button> Open Modal
  <modal>
    Content
  </modal>
</button>

For examples see dev/.

Note, that the modal will be appended to document.body on first opening.

Props

Name | type | default | description ---:| --- | ---| --- opacity | Number | 0.5 | opacity of the overlay not-dismissable | Boolean | false | can it get closed by click on overlay or ESC? ignore-parent | Boolean | false | will not set-up click listener on parent is-opened | Boolean | false | (two-way) set to open / close transition | String | "modal" | name of a vue transition. Detailed description parent | Element | parentElement | where to listen for open click z-index | Number | 1500 | minimum zIndex of the overlay, cannot be lower than 1000 (see vue-overlay for specifics)

Events

Name | description ---:| --- before-enter | will be called before open animation after-enter | will be called when opened before-leave | will be called before close animation after-leave | will be called when closed toggled(isOpened:Boolean) | emitted when gets opened or closed. Alternative to use two-way is-opened prop

Transition

You can provide a vue transition like this:

Vue.transition("fade",{
  // your transition
})
// or in the instance:
transitions: {
  fade: {
    // your transition
  }
}
// usage:
template: "<modal transition='fade'></modal>"

The background is managed by vue-overlay. See here for an example on how to change its fading function.

Changelog

  • 1.2.0
    added toggled event
    set default transition

  • 1.1.1
    removed usage of $appendTo

  • 1.1.0
    now using vue transitions
    events are renamed after vue transitions

  • 1.0.0
    added z-index prop
    remove close event listening

Development

Clone repository.

npm install
npm run dev

Browse to http://localhost:8080/.

License

Copyright (c) 2016 Paul Pflugradt Licensed under the MIT license.