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@wildberries/confirm-modal-portal

v0.1.6

Published

confirm modal module

Downloads

7,687

Readme

@wildberries/confirm-modal-portal

Build Status

Sollution for confirm modals, connected with redux, based on

@wildberries/ui-kit

Examples of usage

Installation

npm install @wildberries/confirm-modal-portal

Connect to your root reducer

import {
  CONFIRM_MODALS_REDUCER_NAME,
  confirmModalModuleReducer,
} from '@wildberries/confirm-modal-portal';

export const rootReducer = {
  [CONFIRM_MODALS_REDUCER_NAME]: confirmModalModuleReducer,
};

Insert the ConfirmModal component into your project

import React, { memo } from "react";
import { ConfirmModal } from '@wildberries/confirm-modal-portal';

const TestComponent = memo(() => (
    <ConfirmModal />
  )
)

Dispatch setConfirmModalAction to add confirm modal

SetModalAction params:

  • title - title of the modal
  • content - modal content (React component)
  • titleSize - title size
  • size - modal size
  • confirmActionParams - params of modal confirmation process (see below)
  • confirmButtonProps - params of confirm button
  • cancelButtonProps- params of cancel button
  • noPadding - set padding 0

ConfirmActionParams params:

  • requestParamsFormatter - formatter before equest data will be sent
  • request - the request that needs to be confirmed
  • requestParams - params that will be set to the request
  • setErrorAction - the action that will be dispatched when error from the request comes
  • setErrorActionsArray - the array of actions that will be dispatched when error from the request comes
  • setSuccessAction - the action that will be dispatched when success from the request comes
  • setSuccessActionsArray - the array of actions that will be dispatched when success from the request comes
  • notificationSuccessConfig - the text config for the successful notification
  • notificationErrorConfig - the text config for the error notification
  • responseDataFormatter - formatter of the data that goes to the success action (or an array of actions)
  • resetInitialFormValuesAction - resetting form values (RFF needs if connected to the redux)
  • showNotificationError - flag to show error notification when error from the request comes
  • showNotificationSuccess - flag to show success notification when success from the request comes

Please, Be careful, these actions are not from connect - but pure actions:

  • setErrorAction
  • setErrorActionsArray
  • setSuccessAction
  • setSuccessActionsArray
import React from "react";
import {
  setConfirmModalAction,
  ConfirmModalStateType,
  closeConfirmModalAction,
} from '@wildberries/confirm-modal-portal';
import { useDispatch } from "react-redux";

function ExampleComponent() {
  const dispatch = useDispatch();

  const openConfirmModal = () => {
    dispatch(
      this.props.setConfirmModalAction({
        content: <SomeYourContentComponent />,
        confirmActionParams: {
          request: deleteUserFromSupplierRequest,
          requestParams: { foo: 'bar' },
          setSuccessActionsArray: [
            this.props.closeConfirmModal,
            () =>
              this.props.deleteSupplierUser({
                supplierId,
                userId,
              }),
          ],
          notificationSuccessConfig: {title:'Пользователь был удалён'},
          showNotificationError: true,
          showNotificationSuccess: true,
        },
        confirmButtonProps: {
          text: 'Удалить',
        },
        cancelButtonProps: {
          text: 'Отмена',
        },
      })
  }

  return (
    <div className="ExampleComponent">
        <button onClick={openConfirmModal}>button</button>
    </div>
  );
}

export default ExampleComponent;

Please, be careful

  • close modal action always adds to the user redux actions if you need not to close confirm modal after successful request please set notCloseAfterSuccessRequest option to true