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@formwright/overlay-dom

v0.13.1

Published

Vanilla-DOM renderer for Overlaywright: focus trap, scroll lock, drag-to-dismiss and snap points. No dependencies outside Formwright.

Readme

@formwright/overlay-dom

Accessible, framework-free DOM renderer for Overlaywright with focus trapping, focus restoration, scroll locking, stacking, transitions, RTL drawers, sheet snap points, and drag-to-dismiss.

npm install @formwright/overlay-core @formwright/overlay-dom

Quick start

import { overlay } from "@formwright/overlay-core";
import { mountOverlays } from "@formwright/overlay-dom";

const unmount = mountOverlays();

overlay.drawer({
  id: "filters",
  title: "Filters",
  side: "right",
  body: [{ type: "slot", name: "filters" }],
  slots: {
    filters: document.getElementById("filter-form")!,
  },
});

Call mountOverlays once near the application root and call its returned disposer during teardown.

Options

mountOverlays({
  container: document.body,
  styles: true,
  exitMs: 220,
  renderForm: (schema, host) => {
    // Mount a Formwright form and optionally return its disposer.
  },
});

Pass styles: false to use only the stable .ow-* classes and provide your own theme. The default renderer uses CSS custom properties for colors, sizes, motion, backdrop opacity, and blur.

Slot values may be an HTMLElement or a string. Raw html body blocks are not sanitized; never populate them with untrusted input.

Toasts and themes

Toasts are positioned, stacked, animated, and safe-area aware:

overlay.toast({
  text: "Changes saved",
  tone: "success",
  position: "top-right",
  duration: 3000,
});

The default toast colors follow the same --ow-panel, --ow-text, and --ow-border tokens as dialogs. Override --ow-success and --ow-danger on .ow-root to match light, dark, or tenant-specific themes. Dialog buttons use --ow-hover for their hover background, and --ow-accent-hover and --ow-danger-hover (defaulting to --ow-accent and --ow-danger) for the confirm and danger buttons. Applications using styles: false can target .ow-toasts and .ow-panel[data-kind="toast"] while keeping the package renderer and API.

License

MIT