webcimes-modal

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3 months ago

Simply create and animate modals. It works with vanilla javascript + html + css.

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webcimes-modal

Create and animate modals simply, you can use multiple modals at the same time, create alert or confirm modal with buttons, move modals, set title, set body, etc.. It works with vanilla javascript + html + css.

Once the webcimes-modal javascript is defined, we can simply call the WebcimesModal class with the desired options.

Installation

Use the npm package manager to install webcimes-modal.

npm install webcimes-modal

ESM

Compared to JS bundlers (like Webpack), using ESM in the browser requires you to use the full path and filename instead of the module name. You can use an importmap to resolve the arbitrary module names to complete paths (not needed if you use JS bundlers):

<html>
    <head>
		...
        <script type="importmap">
        {
            "imports": {
                "webcimes-modal": "./node_modules/webcimes-modal/dist/js/webcimes-modal.esm.js"
            }
        }
        </script>
	</head>
	...

Then import javascript module:

import { WebcimesModal } from "webcimes-modal";

Or you can also set the full path directly in the import:

<html>
    <head>
		...
		<script type="module">
			// Import webcimes-modal
			import { WebcimesModal } from "./node_modules/webcimes-modal/dist/js/webcimes-modal.esm.js";
			...
		</script>
	</head>
	...

Or with JS bundlers (like Webpack) you can call directly the module :

import { WebcimesModal } from "webcimes-modal";

UDM

You can directly load the udm module in the script tag:

<html>
    <head>
		...
        <script src="./node_modules/webcimes-modal/dist/js/webcimes-modal.udm.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
	</head>
	...

Import stylesheet:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="./node_modules/webcimes-modal/dist/css/webcimes-modal.css">

Usage

Call `WebcimesModal` for create modal:

// Wait for dom content loaded or call WebcimesModal before the end of body
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function()
{
	// Create modal
	const myModal = new WebcimesModal({
		setId: null, // set a specific id on the modal. default "null" 
		setClass: null, // set a specific class on the modal, default "null"
		width: 'auto', // width (specify unit), default "auto"
		height: 'auto', // height (specify unit), default "auto"
		titleHtml: "My title", // html for title, default "null"
		bodyHtml: "My Body", // html for body, default "null"
		buttonCancelHtml: "Cancel", // html for cancel button, default "null"
		buttonConfirmHtml: "Confirm", // html for confirm button, default "null"
		closeOnCancelButton: false, // close modal after trigger cancel button, default "true"
		closeOnConfirmButton: true, // close modal after trigger confirm button, default "true"
		showCloseButton: true, // show close button, default "true"
		allowCloseOutside: false, // allow the modal to close when clicked outside, default "true"
		allowMovement: true, // ability to move modal, default "true"
		moveFromHeader: true, // if allowMovement is set to "true", ability to move modal from header, default "true"
		moveFromBody: false, // if allowMovement is set to "true", ability to move modal from body, default "false"
		moveFromFooter: true, // if allowMovement is set to "true", ability to move modal from footer, default "true"
		stickyHeader: true, // keep header sticky (visible) when scrolling, default "true"
		stickyFooter: true, // keep footer sticky (visible) when scrolling, default "true"
		style: null, // add extra css style to modal, default null
		animationOnShow: 'animDropDown', // "animDropDown" or "animFadeIn" for show animation, default "animDropDown"
		animationOnDestroy: 'animDropUp', // "animDropUp" or "animFadeOut" for destroy animation, default "animDropUp"
		animationDuration: 500, // animation duration in ms, default "500"
		beforeShow: () => {console.log("before show");}, // callback before show modal
		afterShow: () => {console.log("after show");}, // callback after show modal
		beforeDestroy: () => {console.log("before destroy");}, // callback before destroy modal
		afterDestroy: () => {console.log("after destroy");}, // callback after destroy modal
		onCancelButton: () => {console.log("on cancel button");}, // callback after triggering cancel button
		onConfirmButton: () => {console.log("on confirm button");}, // callback after triggering confirm button
	});
});

Modal html structure:

After a creating a modal, the basic html structure look like this:

<div class="webcimes-modal">
	<div class="webcimes-modal__header">
		<div class="webcimes-modal__title">My title</div>
		<button class="webcimes-modal__button webcimes-modal__header-close webcimes-modal__close"></button>
	</div>
	<div class="webcimes-modal__body">
		My body
	</div>
	<div class="webcimes-modal__footer">
		<button class="webcimes-modal__button webcimes-modal__footer-button webcimes-modal__footer-button--cancel">Cancel</button>
		<button class="webcimes-modal__button webcimes-modal__footer-button webcimes-modal__footer-button--confirm">Confirm</button>
	</div>
</div>

Set basic parameter on the modal:

All parameters are optionnal, but to set the base message on the modal you can use titleHtml to create the title, bodyHtml contain the main message of the modal, and buttonCancelHtml & buttonConfirmHtml contain the html for each button.

For these 4 fields you can just directly write the text or define tags, or call html from an element like this :

const myModal = new WebcimesModal({
	titleHtml: "My title <span style='color:red'>with red color</span>", // directly put an html tag or attribute like span and style
	bodyHtml: document.querySelector("#myID").outerHTML, // set html from an HTML element
	buttonCancelHtml: "Cancel <img src='my-url' alt=''>", // put the img tag
	buttonConfirmHtml: "Confirm", // or just text
});

if any of these 4 fields is set to null (the default), it will not appear on the modal

Remove specific structure of the modal:

If you want to completely remove webcimes-modal__header, webcimes-modal__body or webcimes-modal__footer you need:

To remove webcimes-modal__header: set titleHtml to null and showCloseButton to false

To remove webcimes-modal__body: set bodyHtml to null

To remove webcimes-modal__footer: set buttonCancelHtml to null and buttonConfirmHtml to null

Scale the modal:

By default the height and width are set to auto, the modal will also be sized according to the html content.

You can also set the determined height or width by indicating the value with a number and a unit.

const myModal = new WebcimesModal({
	width: '80vm',
	height: '200px',
});

Modal behavior:

Below are the different options for customize the modal behavior.

const myModal = new WebcimesModal({
	closeOnCancelButton: false, // close modal after triggering cancel button, default "true"
	closeOnConfirmButton: false, // close modal after triggering confirm button, default "true"
	showCloseButton: true, // show close button, default "true"
	allowCloseOutside: false, // allows the modal to close when clicked outside, default "true"
	allowMovement: true, // ability to move modal, default "true"
	moveFromHeader: true, // if allowMovement is set to "true", ability to move modal from header, default "true"
	moveFromBody: false, // if allowMovement is set to "true", ability to move modal from body, default "false"
	moveFromFooter: true, // if allowMovement is set to "true", ability to move modal from footer, default "true"
	stickyHeader: true, // keep header sticky (visible) when scrolling, default "true"
	stickyFooter: true, // keep footer sticky (visible) when scrolling, default "true"
});

Add extra style to the modal:

You can define the style of the modal with css, but you can also use the style property which allows to directly add an additional style to the modal.

const myModal = new WebcimesModal({
	style: "background:black; color:#fff; text-align:center;",
});

Animation:

Once the modal is created, it will be shown and hidden with an animation, you can choose between two animations for each case:

For animationOnShow you can choose between animDropDown or animFadeIn

For animationOnDestroy you can choose between animDropUp or animFadeOut

And you can set the duration of all animation by setting animationDuration with a number in ms.

const myModal = new WebcimesModal({
	animationOnShow: 'animDropDown', // "animDropDown" or "animFadeIn" for show animation, default "animDropDown"
	animationOnDestroy: 'animDropUp', // "animDropUp" or "animFadeOut" for destroy animation, default "animDropUp"
	animationDuration: 500, // anim duration in ms, default "500"
});

Get dom element

You can get the dom element of the current modal like this:

// Get the instance
const myModal = new WebcimesModal(...);

// Things

// Then get the dom element of the current modal
myModal.modal;

Or you can get the global container of all modals like this:

// Get the instance
const myModal = new WebcimesModal(...);

// Things

// Then get the dom element containing all modals
myModal.modals;

Events:

Multiple events exist, which allow to interact with the modal at each step. You can use all events below:

const myModal = new WebcimesModal({
	beforeShow: () => {console.log("before show");}, // callback before show modal
	afterShow: () => {console.log("after show");}, // callback after show modal
	beforeDestroy: () => {console.log("before destroy");}, // callback before destroy modal
	afterDestroy: () => {console.log("after destroy");}, // callback after destroy modal
	onCancelButton: () => {console.log("on cancel button");}, // callback after triggering cancel button
	onConfirmButton: () => {console.log("on confirm button");}, // callback after triggering confirm button
});

You can also use addEventListener for get the events from the instance like this:

// Get the instance
const myModal = new WebcimesModal(...);

// Create an event on the current modal
myModal.modal.addEventListener("afterDestroy", () => {
	console.log("after destroy");
});

Destroy

To destroy the modal, you have several ways:

You can use basic close button with showCloseButton property set to true
Use webcimes-modal__footer-button--cancel or webcimes-modal__footer-button--confirm button with closeOnCancelButton or closeOnConfirmButton property set to true
Add a custom button, and set its class to webcimes-modal__close
Destroy the modal manually with the destroy method, like this:

// Get the instance
const myModal = new WebcimesModal(...);

// Things

// Then call the destroy method:
myModal.destroy();

Style modals:

You can style modal with the following field applying to the class of .webcimes-modals (for background and z-index behind the modal) and .webcimes-modal (for modal):

.webcimes-modals
{
	--webcimes-modals-background: rgba(0,0,0,0.8);
	--webcimes-modals-z-index: 5;
}
.webcimes-modal
{
	--modal-color: inherit;
	--modal-background: #fff;
	--modal-border-color: #ddd;
	--modal-box-shadow: 1px 1px 3px 0px #444;
	--modal-title-font-size: 24px;
	--modal-button-cancel-background: rgba(102,102,102,1);
	--modal-button-cancel-background-hover: rgba(102,102,102,0.7);
	--modal-button-cancel-color: #fff;
	--modal-button-cancel-color-hover: #fff;
	--modal-button-confirm-background: rgba(0,0,0,1);
	--modal-button-confirm-background-hover: rgba(0,0,0,0.7);
	--modal-button-confirm-color: #fff;
	--modal-button-confirm-color-hover: #fff;
}

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webcimes-modal

Installation

ESM

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Import stylesheet:

Usage

Call WebcimesModal for create modal:

Modal html structure:

Set basic parameter on the modal:

Remove specific structure of the modal:

Scale the modal:

Modal behavior:

Add extra style to the modal:

Animation:

Get dom element

Events:

Destroy

Style modals:

License

Call `WebcimesModal` for create modal: