1.1.0 • Published 5 years ago
@jaw-dev/react-modal v1.1.0
@jawdev/react-modal
A simple React modal
Install
npm install --save @jaw-dev/react-modal
yarn add @jaw-dev/react-modalUsage
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Modal from 'jawdev-react-modal';
class Example extends Component {
render() {
return (
<Modal>
<ModalContentComponent />
</Modal>
);
}
}Options
| Option | Description | Type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| label | The text in the main modal button | string | 'Open' |
| delay | By defaul the modal opens/closes with a fade in/out. The delay id how long the fade in/out takes | integer | 200 |
| content | You can use a string for the modal content instead of an React component | string | '' |
| svgprops | By default the modal close icon is a SVG. This option will allow you to set the SVG attributes such as with and height | object | {} |
| modalCloseImage | Overwrite the default Close Icon image | string | default svg |
| modalCloseLabel | Overwrite the default Close Label (hidden for accesiblility be default) | string | 'Close' |
| overlayCloseOnClick | Close the modal on overlay click | boolean | true |
| overlayCloseOnClick | Close the modal on overlay click | boolean | true |
| closeOnButtonClick | Close the modal on close button click | boolean | true |
| openOnLoad | Open the Modal on page load | boolean | false |
| showButton | Show the modal open button | boolean | true |
| showCloseButton | Show the modal close button | boolean | true |
** Style Components is used for generating the CSS to allow for the use of CSS pseudo selectors. To overwrite a component's CSS, create a object with the CSS you want to overwrite.
const newModalCloseStyles = {
top: '1rem',
right: '1rem',
padding: '1rem',
backgroundColor: 'black',
':hover': {
cursor: 'grab'
}
};