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Jenesius vue modal is a progressive and simple modal system for Vue 3 only .
Using this library, you can simply show both one and several modal windows at the same time, integrate with vue-router
npm i jenesius-vue-modal
The main condition for library initialization is adding a container inside your App.vue file. Note that this container only needs to be mounted once in the main parent component. Opened modals will be shown inside this container.
App.vue
<template>
<widget-container-modal />
</template>
<script>
import {container} from "jenesius-vue-modal";
export default {
components: {WidgetContainerModal: container},
name: "App"
}
</script>
Methods openModal
and pushModal
used to display modal windows.
openModal
- close all previous modals and then display provided component.pushModal
- display provided componentimport {openModal} from "jenesius-vue-modal";
import SomeVueComponent from "SomeVueComponent.vue";
openModal(SomeVueComponent, props);
Methods return promise, in this case promise is resolved modalObject. More information
const modal = await openModal(SomeVueComponent);
// modal {id, close, onclose, closed, instance, on}
openModal
- close all modals and then open provided modal.pushModal
- add one more provided modal.closeModal
- close all modals.popModal
- close last opened modal.promptModal
- opening a modal window and waiting for a value to be returned. More informationFor detailed information about existing methods, follow the link
import {openModal, pushModal, closeModal, popModal} from "jenesius-vue-modal"
Sometimes a modal needs to return a value. This case is described in detail in the following article.
Using modalObject you can handle any events:
// Modal.vue
<template>
<button @click = "emit('update', value)"></button>
</template>
When we click on the button we can handle event using modal.on(eventName, callback)
const modal = await openModal(Modal, {value: 123});
modal.on('update', v => {
console.log(v); // 123
})
All hooks use only returned value(Boolean) for navigation hooks. If function return false or throwing an Error modal window will not be closed.
There are three ways to track the closing of a modal:
const modal = await openModal(Modal, {title: "welcome"});
modal.onclose = () => {
console.log("Close");
return false; //Modal will not be closed
}
or if using function declaration you have access to modal Instance by this. This declaration provide way to view data within the modal in the parent's onclose() method:
//Modal.vue
{
props: {title: String},
data : () => ({info: "Version x.x.x"}),
methods: {
update(){}
}
}
//...
modal.onclose = function(){
// Has access to the context of the component instance this.
this.title; // "welcome"
this.info; // "Version x.x.x"
this.update();
}
export default {
props: {},
data: () => ({isValidate: false}),
beforeModalClose(){
if (!isValidate) return false; //modal will not be closed while isValidate === false
}
}
import {onBeforeModalClose} from "jenesius-vue-modal"
export default{
setup() {
onBeforeModalClose(() => {
console.log("Close");
});
}
}
Hooks also can be asynchronous functions:
async beforeModalClose(){
await doSome();
return false; // This modal can not be closed!
}
or
beforeModalClose(){
return Promise(resolve => {
setTimeout(() => resolve(true), 2000); //Modal will closed after 2 second
})
}
For integrate modals into VueRouter you need to initialize your application:
import {createWebHistory, createRouter} from "vue-router";
import {useModalRouter} from "jenesius-vue-modal";
const router = createRouter({
history: createWebHistory(),
routes: [...],
});
useModalRouter.init(router); //Saving router
import Modal from "Modal.vue"
const routes = [
{
path: "/any-route",
component: useModalRouter(Modal) // Wrap of your VueComponent
}
]
Now, when route will be /any-route the Modal window will open. For more information see Docs.
Please refer to the documentation to change the styles or animations of modals.
WidgeTestModal.vue
<template>
<p>{{title}}</p>
</template>
<script>
export default {
props: {
title: String
}
}
</script>
To show this component
import {openModal} from "jenesius-vue-modal"
import WidgeTestModal from "WidgeTestModal.vue";
openModal(WidgeTestModal, {
title: "Hello World!"
});
FAQs
The progressive and simple modal system for Vue.js v3
The npm package jenesius-vue-modal receives a total of 2,415 weekly downloads. As such, jenesius-vue-modal popularity was classified as popular.
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