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@ptlm-azulejo/overlay

v0.0.1-alpha.15

Published

An overlay is a semi-transparent layer that appears on top of the main content, typically used to dim the background and focus user attention on a specific element. It is often combined with modals, popovers, or loading states to create a visual separatio

Readme

Overlay

An overlay is a semi-transparent layer that appears on top of the main content, typically used to dim the background and focus user attention on a specific element. It is often combined with modals, popovers, or loading states to create a visual separation between the foreground and background. Overlays help prevent unintended interactions while keeping the primary content accessible.

Installation

npm install @ptlm-azulejo/overlay @ptlm-azulejo/themes
# or
yarn add @ptlm-azulejo/overlay @ptlm-azulejo/themes

Styles & theming

The component reads theme CSS variables, so it needs @ptlm-azulejo/themes. Import a brand preset (it bundles the base tokens) and the component styles, then set the brand class on the root element:

import '@ptlm-azulejo/themes/presets/leroy-merlin.css' // or /presets/adeo.css
import '@ptlm-azulejo/overlay/style.css'
<html class="preset-lm" data-theme="dark">

Without a preset and the .preset-* class, the component renders uncolored. See the themes package for brand switching, dark mode, and custom brands.

Props

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | isVisible | boolean | — | Controls the visibility of the overlay. | | dialogLabel | string | — | Accessible label for the overlay dialog. |

Slots

| Name | Description | | --- | --- | | default | Use this slot to insert centered content inside the overlay. |

Basic Usage

<script setup>
import { AzOverlay } from '@ptlm-azulejo/overlay'
import { ref } from 'vue'

const visible = ref(false)
</script>

<template>
  <button @click="visible = !visible">Toggle overlay</button>
  <AzOverlay :is-visible="visible">
    <p>Overlay content</p>
  </AzOverlay>
</template>