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@borngroup/born-modal

v2.0.4

Published

BORN Module to handle Modals. Provides callbacks and static methods to open, update, and close the modals

Downloads

1,440

Readme

BORN Modal

Very simple module to create modals on the fly. Features callbacks and open/update/close methods.

Options

content: [HTMLElement || String] [REQUIRED] HTMLElement or String which contains all the content for your Modal.

modalID: [String] Default: random string. Unique ID for the Modal. If a Modal with the same ID is present, said Modal will open instead.

container: [HTMLElement || String] Default: document.body. Specify a container for the Modal. Can be an HTMLElement or a selector string.

keepAlive: [Boolean] Default: true. If set to false, the Modal will be removed from the DOM after closing it.

openImmediately: [Boolean] Default: true. Open the Modal immediately after creating it.

Callbacks

beforeOpenCallback: [function] Runs every time before the Modal is opened or updated. If false is returned, Modal won't open nor update.

afterOpenCallback: [function] Runs every time after the Modal opens.

afterCloseCallback: [function] Runs every time after the Modal is closed.

afterCreateCallback: [function] Runs once after the Modal is initially created. If keepAlive is true it will run every time the Modal opens.

Methods

You can run these on your new Modal instance:

open: [or yourModalElement.modal.open();]

close: [or yourModalElement.modal.close();]
parameters: [None]

update: [or yourModalElement.modal.update();] parameters:
'content': [String || HTMLElement] HTML string or HTMLElement to update the Modal with.
'newID': [String] Changes the updated Modal's ID to this value.

Usage

var myModal = new Modal({
	modalID:		        'custom-unique-id',
	modalClass: 	        'homepage-modal',
	content: 	            '<p>Content for the Modal here</p>',
	beforeOpenCallback: 	function(modal) {
	                            if (someCondition) {
	                                //Do something.
	                                return true;
	                            }
	                            return false;
	                        }
});