@chaucerbao/modal.js v0.1.1

Modal.js ·

A simple, tiny modal.

Usage

Structure your modal similar to the HTML example below. There are 4 attributes that Modal.js recognizes: data-modal - The modal container data-modal-dialog - The dialog box that houses the modal's content data-modal-trigger - Add it to any element(s) to attach a click-handler for opening a modal with the given ID data-modal-close - (Optional) Add it to any element(s) to attach a click-handler for closing the modal

<!-- HTML -->
<button data-modal-trigger="modal-id">Open a modal</button>

<div id="modal-id" data-modal>
  <div data-modal-dialog>
    <h1>Amazing title</h1>
    <p>Very intriguing content.</p>
    <button data-modal-close>Close Modal</button>
  </div>
</div>

Initialize your modal(s) with customizable options for each modal.

/* JavaScript */
const modalHandler = modal({
  /* Options for all modals */
  '*': {
    onOpen: () => console.log('onOpen *'),
    onClose: () => console.log('onClose *')
  },

  /* Options specifically for the modal with the ID of 'modal-id' */
  'modal-id': {
    onOpen: (modal) => console.log('Modal opened', modal),
    onClose: (modal) => console.log('Modal closed', modal)
  }
})

You can also open/close modals programmatically after initialization.

/* JavaScript */
document
  .getElementById('opener')
  .addEventListener('click', () => modalHandler.open('modal-id'))

document
  .getElementById('closer')
  .addEventListener('click', () => modalHandler.close())

Now, style your modal (example) with CSS.

Options

Available options for modal(options) where options are defined for each modal by its ID.