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@jmind.systems/react-modal

v0.0.27

Published

**[aphrodite](https://www.npmjs.com/package/aphrodite) is required for react-modal to work** ### Example [codesandbox](https://codesandbox.io/s/brave-austin-u81bv?file=/src/App.js) ## Docs

Readme

React-Modal

aphrodite is required for react-modal to work

Example

codesandbox

Docs

  • addModal - takes a modal name. Use to open modal.
  • removeModal - takes a modal name. Use to close modal.
  • subscribeToModal: (name, callback: (isOpen)) - callback will be trigger on modal open/close
  • name: string - The modal name should be unique
  • children: ReactNode - modal content
  • type: string: submit, confirm, custom
  • onClose?: function
  • onSubmit?: function - will be triggered when the user clicks on submit button
  • settings?: object - use this parameter to pass custom settings:
    1. rootStyles: object
    2. overlayStyles: object
    3. withCloseBtn: boolean (default true) - Using this prop you can show
      or hide close btn (cross.svg)
    4. closeStyles: object
      1. svg: object - Use to change close btn position, size, etc.
      2. path: object - Use to change close button color
  • controlsSettings?: object
    1. cancel: object - cancel button settings.
      1. text: string | React.Element - cancel button text
      2. styles: object - styles for cancel button. Use this
        parameter to change default button styles.
    2. submit: object - submit button settings
      1. text: string | React.Element - submit button text
      2. styles: object - styles for submit button. Use this
        parameter to change default button styles.
    3. wrapper: object - There is a parant div around cancel and submit buttons. Use this parameter to change wrapper style (margin, background, etc.)
  • closeIcon?: function This prop can be used to pass custom close component, for example text.
  • portalId?:string (default - modal) - By default you should have root div with id="modal" ().