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prompt-view

v1.0.0

Published

Modal dialogue for asynchronously prompting users for their input.

Downloads

6

Readme

PromptView

Lightweight dialogue component for prompting user input.

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Usage

The component was designed to match the look-and-feel of Atom's usual modal dialogues (such as those used by its go-to-line and fuzzy-finder packages).

const PromptView = require("prompt-view");

let view = new PromptView();
let answer = await view.promptUser({
	headerText: "What's your favourite movie?",
	footerText: "Enter a name or YouTube URL",
});

The same PromptView can be used multiple times, even if messages differ. Package authors need not create more than one PromptView throughout their package's lifecycle:

answer = await view.promptUser({
	headerText: "What's your second favourite movie?",
	footerText: `You answered "${answer}" last time.`,
});

Properties may be set during construction, or set at the time the user is prompted for input:

view = new PromptView({headerHTML: "<b>Enter something:</b>"});
view.promptView().then(reply => …);

// Same as:
view = new PromptView();
view.promptView({headerHTML: "<b>Enter something:</b>"});

Browsers

Although this component was written with Atom projects in mind, it works in ordinary browser environments too, with the following caveats:

  1. No styling is applied; authors must provide this in their own stylesheets.

  2. The hidden attribute is used to control visibility, unless the container element is a <dialog> element.

  3. Newly-created PromptView objects are appended to the page's <body> node. Authors should move this somewhere more suitable if a different location in the DOM is required.

Instance properties

The full list of supported properties are: