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Displays a modal component which is portaled to the body to ensure is appears over all other elements
This component requires [collecticons](/collecticons) to be included.
You'll see strange characters (example �) in place of icons if collecticons is missing.
state: {revealed: false}
---
<DevseedUiThemeProvider>
<CollecticonsGlobalStyle />
<Button variation="primary-raised-dark" onClick={() => setState({revealed: true})}>Open modal</Button>
<Modal
id="modal"
size="small"
revealed={state.revealed}
onCloseClick={() => setState({revealed: false})}
title="Hello I'm a modal"
content={(
<React.Fragment>
<h1><img src="/logo.svg" alt="Development Seed meta" /></h1>
<p>In the beginning the Universe was created.</p>
<p>This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.</p>
</React.Fragment>
)}
footerContent={<small>https://developmentseed.org</small>}
/>
</DevseedUiThemeProvider>
rows:
- Prop name: "id"
Type: "string"
Description: "An id for the modal"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "className"
Type: "string"
Description: "Classes for the modal wrapper"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "revealed"
Type: "bool"
Description: "Whether or not the modal is visible"
Default value: "false"
- Prop name: "size"
Type: "string"
Description: "Size of the modal. One of small | medium | large | xlarge | full"
Default value: "medium"
- Prop name: "onOverlayClick"
Type: "function"
Description: "Callback function for overlay click"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "onCloseClick"
Type: "function"
Description: "Callback function for close button click"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "closeButton"
Type: "bool"
Description: "Whether or not the modal should render the default close button"
Default value: "true"
- Prop name: "title"
Type: "string"
Description: "Title for the modal. Required unless the header is being overridden"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "content"
Type: "node"
Description: "Modal body content, rendered inside `ModalBody`. Required unless the body is being overridden"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "footerContent"
Type: "node"
Description: "Modal footer content, rendered inside `ModalFooter`"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "renderContents"
Type: "function"
Description: "Overrides the contents of the modal. Anything returned by this function is rendered inside `ModalContents`. See below for function signature"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "renderHeader"
Type: "function"
Description: "Overrides the modal header element. Anything returned by this function is rendered instead of `ModalHeader`"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "renderHeadline"
Type: "function"
Description: "Overrides the modal headline element. Anything returned by this function is rendered instead of `ModalHeadline`"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "renderToolbar"
Type: "function"
Description: "Overrides the modal toolbar element. Anything returned by this function is rendered instead of `ModalToolbar`"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "renderBody"
Type: "function"
Description: "Overrides the modal body element. Anything returned by this function is rendered instead of `ModalBody`"
Default value: "n/a"
- Prop name: "renderFooter"
Type: "function"
Description: "Overrides the modal footer element. Anything returned by this function is rendered instead of `ModalFooter`"
Default value: "n/a"
Note: All the render (render*
) props have the signature fn(bag) => {}
, where:
{object} bag Modal functions
{function} bag.close Method to close the modal
If no overrides are applied, the modal structure is outlined below. It is listed with styled components and the corresponding html element in front.
<ModalWrapper> // article
<ModalContents> // div
<ModalHeader> // header
<ModalHeadline> // div
<h1></h1> -- title prop
</ModalHeadline>
<ModalToolbar> // div
<CloseButton /> // button
</ModalToolbar>
</ModalHeader>
<ModalBody /> // div -- content prop
<ModalFooter /> // footer -- footerContent prop
</ModalContents>
</ModalWrapper>
The ModalWrapper
and ModalContents
are required for positioning and
styling purposes. All other elements can be replaced via render functions.
The code that generates the structure above is:
<Modal
id="modal"
size="medium"
revealed={revealed}
onCloseClick={() => setRevealed(false)}
title="This is the title"
content={<p>This is the body</p>}
footerContent={<p>This is the footer</p>}
/>
FAQs
devseed UI Kit Modal
The npm package @devseed-ui/modal receives a total of 61 weekly downloads. As such, @devseed-ui/modal popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @devseed-ui/modal demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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