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mint-popup

v2.0.0

Published

A mobile popup component for vue.js

Downloads

14

Readme

Overview

mint-popup is a popup component for vue.js

Installation

First, install mint-popup from npm:

$ npm install mint-popup

Import it:

require ('mint-popup/lib/index.css');

// ES6 mudule
import Popup from 'mint-popup';

// CommonJS
const Popup = require('mint-popup').default;

Register component:

Vue.component('popup', Popup);

Example

position defines the location of the popup. If it's bottom, when you switch on the popup, it'll slide into the screen from the bottom and become fixed at the bottom. The sliding animation alters with position, and you don't need to configure it manually.

Bind v-model with one of your vue instance variables. Toggle it to switch on/off the popup.

<mt-popup
  v-model="popupVisible"
  position="bottom">
  ...
</mt-popup>

If the position attribute is omitted, the popup will be located at the center of the viewport (and of course you can relocate it using CSS). In this case, you may want to set its popup-transition attribute to popup-fade so that it'll have a fading effect when switched on/off.

<mt-popup
  v-model="popupVisible"
  popup-transition="popup-fade">
  ...
</mt-popup>

API

| option | description | type | acceptable values | default | |------|-------|---------|-------|--------| | position | location of the popup. If omitted, the popup will be centered | String | 'top''right''bottom''left' | | | pop-transition | CSS transition of the popup. Configurable only when position is omitted | String | 'popup-fade' | | | modal | if a modal pops with the popup | Boolean | | true | | closeOnClickModal | if the popup turns off when the modal is clicked | Boolean | | true |

Slot

| name | description | |------|--------| | - | content of the popup |

License

MIT