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bifrost-modals

v1.0.0

Published

Headless promise-based modal manager for React — registry, stack, and useModal without UI chrome

Readme

bifrost-modals

bifrost-modals

Headless promise-based modal manager for React. Owns registration, stack, and promise lifecycle — not portals, focus traps, or styling. Pair with any Dialog UI (Radix, shadcn, custom).

Install

npm install bifrost-modals
# peer: react >= 18, react-dom >= 18

Quick start

Mount one provider at the app root:

import { BifrostProvider } from "bifrost-modals";

export function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <Routes />
      <BifrostProvider />
    </>
  );
}

Create a modal and open it:

import Bifrost, { useModal } from "bifrost-modals";

type TConfirmProps = { title: string };

export const ConfirmModal = Bifrost.create<TConfirmProps>(({ title }) => {
  const modal = useModal<TConfirmProps, boolean>();

  return (
    <dialog open={modal.visible}>
      <h2>{title}</h2>
      <button
        type="button"
        onClick={() => {
          modal.resolve(true);
          modal.hide();
        }}
      >
        OK
      </button>
      <button
        type="button"
        onClick={() => {
          modal.resolve(false);
          modal.hide();
        }}
      >
        Cancel
      </button>
    </dialog>
  );
});

// Open
const ok = await Bifrost.show(ConfirmModal, { title: "Delete?" });

Close contract

  1. modal.resolve(value) / modal.reject(reason) — settle the promise (does not close UI)
  2. modal.hide() — set visible to false (keep mounted briefly for exit animation)
  3. modal.remove() — unmount (often on close-animation end / onCloseAutoFocus)

String IDs (dedupe)

Bifrost.register("upgrade-modal", UpgradeModal);
Bifrost.show("upgrade-modal", { plan: "pro" });

Showing an already-visible id reuses the same promise and merges props.

Multimodality

Multiple different modal ids can be open at once. Stack order is the mounted modals[] order (later = higher in the tree).

useModal().stackIndex is the 0-based index in that stack. Use it if your UI needs explicit z-index layering:

const modal = useModal();
// e.g. with Radix / shadcn Dialog overlay + content:
<div style={{ zIndex: 50 + modal.stackIndex }} />

This package does not manage focus, Escape, scroll lock, or portals — leave those to your Dialog primitive.

SSR

show / hide / remove / resolve / reject no-op or resolve gracefully when window is undefined. The Provider renders no modals on the server.

API

| Export | Role | |--------|------| | Bifrost.create(Component) | Register + return wrapped component | | Bifrost.register(id, Component) | String-id registration | | Bifrost.show(component \| id, props?) | Open → Promise | | Bifrost.hide / remove | Close / unmount by component or id | | Bifrost.Provider / BifrostProvider | Mount point | | useModal() | { visible, stackIndex, show, hide, remove, resolve, reject } |

License

MIT