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@mashka17/react-simple-modal

v0.1.6

Published

<h1 align="center">React Simple Modal</h1> <h3 align="center">A library of React components created using create-react-app.</h3>

Downloads

16

Readme

Key Features

Content: insert your own content inside the modal.

Close: with icon on top, on click.

Style: add the customised style of the modal and content.

Start

To use the modal library write in your project root terminal:

$ npm i react-simple-modal

or

$ yarn add react-simple-modal

Install dependencies

$ npm install

Run the app

$ npm run start

How to use

  1. Import react-simple-modal:

    import ReactModal from "@mashka17/react-simple-modal";

  2. Create a component and nest its content inside of it:

	function ExampleComponent() {
	      return (
                  <div>
                        <ReactModal 
                        text={yourText}
                        closeModal={yourCloseFunction}
                        styleModal={yourModalStyle}
                        styleModalBg={yourBgStyle}
                        styleText={yourTextStyle} />
                  </div>
	      );
	}

3.Then, show the modal by calling the action and setting the state to true. Example for your code:

const [ isVisible, setVisibility ] = React.useState(false)

      const openModal = (e) => {
            e.preventDefault()
            setVisibility(true)
      }

      <button onClick={openModal}></button>

You can manage the state of visibility by using a callback function in your component ModalReact which was given to it from the parent via props.