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vuetify-confirm-box

v1.0.10

Published

This plugin make the vuetify custom confirm prompts easier and fluent

Downloads

28

Readme

Vuetify Confirm Box

Installation

Install the package through npm

npm install vuetify-confirm-box

After the package installation is done inside plugins/vuetify.js add the following code.

Vue.use(VuetifyConfirmBox, { vuetify }); // Where vuetify is an instance of imported Vuetify vuetify.js file

Note: Do NOT forget to add the vuetify-confirm-box inside vue.config.js under transpileDependencies.

Usage

Now from every vue component in your app, you can open the confirmation box with the following codes.

this.$confirm.info("a message", "a title {optional}"); //shows an info box
this.$confirm.warning("a message", "a title {optional}"); //shows a warning box
this.$confirm.success("a message", "a title {optional}"); //shows a success box
this.$confirm.error("a message", "a title {optional}"); //shows an error box

To check whether the user confirmed or rejected you will do as follow:

this.$confirm
    .warning("Some message")
    .then(() => { alert("Confirmed") })
    .catch(() => { alert("Rejected") }); // This also may throw if something inside your "then" implementation goes wrong.

Hint: To all the above methods, there is a third parameter that you can pass which will give you the ability to do more customizations. options are described in below section.

Options

  • actionsNegativeToPositive: You can set this option in two places either on each invoke or when configuring the vuetify plugin and adding this component to vuetify. This option will let you to have the negative action button on the left side of the positive action button if any texts exist.
  • allowHtml: This options lets you to render html inside your message content. Take care about harmful content though ;)
  • buttonFalseColor: Set the color for the negative action button. default: secondary
  • buttonTrueColor: Set the color for the positive action button. default: primary
  • buttonFalseFlat: Give the negative action button a flat style. default: true
  • buttonTrueFlat: Give the positive action button a flat style. default: false
  • buttonFalseText: Set the text for the negative action button.
  • buttonTrueText: Set the text for the positive action button.
  • cancelWithEscape: If true the user can exit with pressing ESC. default: true
  • color: Will set the background-color of the whole box.
  • confirmWithEnter: If true the user can confirm the box by pressing Enter. default: false
  • persistent: This will prevent the user to exit the confirmation box by clicking outside of the box. default: false
  • showIcon: This will toggle the toolbar icon visibility default: true
  • showToolbar: This will toggle the toolbar it self default: true
  • smartActions: Setting smartActions is possible globaly and per component call like actionsNegativeToPositive option. This option will order the action buttons based on the first alphabet. so for example it will render ['Cancel', 'Ok'] like Cancel and Ok but ['Yes', 'No'] like No then Yes.
  • theme: Set the confirmation box theme to dark or light. default: light
  • width: Set then maximum width for the box. default: 450