m-dynamic-dialog v0.3.1

Usage

Inject the MDialogService into the component from which you will open 
the dialog. The method called 'open(YourComponent, Properties)' 
shows your chosen component as dialog. See Example below: 


export class MyComponent{
    constructor(private MDynamicDialogService dialogService){}

    onOpenClick(){
        this.dialogService.open(SomeComponent, {
            height: "30vh",
            width: "50vh",
            data: "some data"
        })
    }
}

List of properties:

title: string - The title in the header of dialog
zIndex: Changes the default z-index
height: string - The height applies only to the body of the dialog
width: string - The width applies only to the body of the dialog
headerHeight: string - The dialog header height. Default: "7vh
footerHeight: string - The dialog header height. Default: "5vh
showHeader: boolean - Hide the header if you want to use your own
showFooter: boolean - Hide the footer if you want to use your own
showSaveButton: boolean - Hide the save button if you want to use your ownMDynamic
showCloseButton: boolean - Hide the save button if you want to use your own
saveButtonLabel: string - Changes the save button label
closeButtonLabel: string - Changes the close button label
data: any - The data you want to pass to the dialog. 
            You can access it by injecting MDynamicDialogData
             in the dialog component

Events

The open() method returns a MDynamicDialogReference which you can use to listen 
for close and save events. You can also inject the MDynamicDialogReference in the 
dialog component and use it to trigger the save and close events. With this you 
can remove the footer and use your own buttons for saving and closing. 
The MDynamicDialogReference refers only to the instance of the dialog which you have opened, 
this means that you can open multiple dialogs and control 
each other them with their own MDynamicDialogReference.

Data

You can pass data to the dialog in the properties parameter. 
The second parameter in the example i showed above. 
To access the data, inject MDynamicDialogData in the dialog component. 
See example below

    export class MyComponent{
    constructor(private MDynamicDialogData dialogData){}

        ngOnInit(){
            console.log(dialogData.data);
        }
    }

Confirmation box

The MDynamicDialogService offers a method called openConfirmation(parameter: MConfirmationDialogParameter),
it opens a confirm dialog and returns the reference of the dialog. The reference can be used to listen for
the close event that show wether the user chose yes or no.

Example:
export class MyComponent{
    constructor(private MDynamicDialogService: dialogService){}

        yourMethod(){
            this.dialogService.openConfirmation({
                height: "35vh", //default is "20vh"
                width: "35vw" //default is "20vw"
            })
        }
    }

The parameter can take these values:
 - height: The hight of the dialog
 - width: The width of the dialog
 - title: The title which you want to display
 - message: The message which you want to display
 - yesButtonLabel: Changes the yes button label
 - noButtonLabel: Changes the no button label