baeksulgi v0.0.4

How to install 🛠

Open your terminal, navigate to your project, and enter the following command.

npm install baeksulgi

How to use ✨

BaeksulgiProvider

Baeksulgi is a modal library that uses Context API. To use it, you need to specify the scope in which you want to use the modal.
To use the modal within the desired scope, you have to import the BaeksulgiProvider and use it.

import { BaeksulgiProvider } from 'baeksulgi';

const MyApp = () => {
  return (
    <BaeksulgiProvider>
      {/* You can use the modal inside the scope */}
    </BaeksulgiProvider>
  );
};

Baeksulgi

Please import the Baeksulgi component where you want to use the modal.
When you open the modal, it will be rendered at the designated location.

import { Baeksulgi } from 'baeksulgi';

const MyComponent = () => {
  <Baeksulgi />;
};

BaeksulgiContext

Within the scope of BaeksulgiProvider, you can control Baeksulgi modal from anywhere! You need to import BaeksulgiContext to do this. Currently, you can use four commands in BaeksulgiContext.

• isOpen - check if the Baeksulgi modal is open. Returns true or false.
• content - You can get what is currently inside the Baeksulgi modal.
• openModal(content) - Use this command to open Baeksulgi modal, and specify the content which you want to show inside the modal.
• closeModal() - Use this command to close the modal. The modal can be closed by clicking on the empty space of the modal without using the command.

import { useContext } from 'react';
import { BaeksulgiContext } from 'baeksulgi';

const MyComponent = () => {
  const { isOpen, content, openModal, closeModal } =
    useContext(BaeksulgiContext);

  {
    /* Implement your component, and use the commands here */
  }
};

Tutorial 📕

Creating the button to open the modal

First, let's create a button to open the Baeksulgi modal.
In this case, we need the openModal() command, so we can import the BaeksulgiContext and use it. Please specify the content that you want to show inside the modal. In this tutorial, we simply used a text with Hello, Baeksulgi!.

import React from 'react';
import { useContext } from 'react';
import { BaeksulgiContext } from 'baeksulgi';

const Button = () => {
  const { openModal } = useContext(BaeksulgiContext);
  const helloText = <p>Hello, Baeksulgi!</p>;

  return <button onClick={() => openModal(helloText)}>Click me!</button>;
};

export default Button;

Let's specify the scope, and use the modal

Now we have to specify the scope which the Baeksulgi modal can be used, and implement the Baeksulgi modal. We can import BaeksulgiProvider, and Baeksulgi to do this.

In this tutorial, we defined the BaeksulgiProvider to used in App, and implemented Baeksulgi modal here. Don't forget to import your button!

import React from 'react';
import { Baeksulgi, BaeksulgiProvider } from 'baeksulgi';
import Button from './Button';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      <BaeksulgiProvider>
        <Button />
        <Baeksulgi />
      </BaeksulgiProvider>
    </div>
  );
};

export default App;

That's it! Click the button, and you can see the modal!