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@webhandle/dialog

v1.0.4

Published

A pretty simple dialog which can be used for forms and notification and can be stacked.

Readme

@webhandle/dialog

A pretty simple dialog which can be used for forms and notification and can be stacked.

Install

npm install @webhandle/dialog

Usage

Server Side

import setupDialog from "@webhandle/dialog/initialize-webhandle-component.mjs"
let managerDialog = await setupDialog(webhandle)

Client Side

import {Dialog, FormAnswerDialog} from "@webhandle/dialog"
let dialog = new Dialog({
	body: '<p>This is a notification.</p>'
	, title: 'A notification!'
	, showCancelButton: false
})
await dialog.open()

The FormAnswerDialog assumes that the dialog will contain form controls. After those controls are drawn, it will inject the values from data into the form elements. When the user closes the dialog, if they click okay, the values from the form elements will be gathered and used to resolve the promise created when open was called.

import {Dialog, FormAnswerDialog} from "@webhandle/dialog"
let dialog = new FormAnswerDialog({
	data: {
		name: 'Dan'
	}
	, title: 'Edit User Information'
	, body: '<form><input type="text" name="name" /></form>'
	, styles: {
		minWidth: "400px"
	}
})
console.log(await dialog.open())

Options

title : The dialog's title

body : This can be a string or a function. The result will be used to populate the dialog.

modal : Defaults to true

showCancelButton : Defaults to true

showOkayButton : Defaults to true

styles : Styles applied to the dialog element.

Beyond the Options

This dialog is based on the @webhandle/backbone-view component, so it is REALLY extensible.