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@egodesign/modal

v1.0.1

Published

Modal component

Readme

@egodesign/modal

Usage:

Import the EgoModal class into your file and then create as many instances as you need.

import EgoModal from '@egodesign/modal';

const egoModal = new EgoModal({
    element: document.getElementById('egoModal')
});

HTML minimal markup & class names:

<dialog class="modal" id="egoModal">
    <div class="modal__box">
        <button class="modal__close" type="button">Close</button>
        <div class="modal__box__content">
            Modal content.
        </div>
    </div>
</dialog>

Required class names:

| Class | Description | | --- | ----------- | | modal | This is the mail element that wraps the whole modal, cinluding the overlay. | | modal__box | This is the box of the modal itself. | | modal__content | This is the context body. When using the injectContent() method the content will be placed inside this element. |

Optional class names:

| Class | Description | | --- | ----------- | | modal__close | Any element inside the modal which has this class will close the modal on click. |

Options:

| Name | Value | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | ----------- | | element | DOM element | ✓ | The main dialog DOM element. | | lockScrollOnOpen | boolean | | Wheather or not the body scroll should be hidden. Default: true. | | animation | string | | Besides the default fade in and fade out effect, you can optionally add an extra native animation. Available options are rise, sink, grow or shrink. | p

Events:

| Name | Description | | --- | ----------- | | onOpen | Pass a function to be called when modal is opened. | | onClose | Pass a function to be called when modal is closed. |

Methods:

| Name | Description | | --- | ----------- | | injectContent | Add content to de modal__content element on the fly. The first parameter should be the HTML string, and it can also recieve a callback function as second parameter. |