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Have you ever wanted to have a lite weight modal popup, dialogue box, or free moving window? Well... I needed one. And here it is... a lite weight pop-up fully configurable with modal, dialog, and free workspace like window... all in one package!

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Welcome to Popup Lite!

Have you ever wanted to have a lite weight modal popup, dialogue box, or free moving window? Well... I needed one. And here it is... a lite weight pop-up fully configurable with modal, dialog, and free workspace like window... all in one package!

This library provides Angular 4 components that enables you to have such things without relying on heavy "@angular/material" and just by adding PopupLiteModule into your AppModule.

NOTE: If your project still is angular 2, 4, or 5; please luck-down your version reference to flexible table to 1.2.1 version by removing ^ from the version dependency in your package json. Otherwise for Angular 6+, please use 1.2.2 version or higher.

NOTE: Starting with version 1.3.1 you need to import this library through @sedeh/popup-lite.

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Dependencies

MODULE: 
	PopupLiteModule

EXPORTS:
  PopupLiteModule,
  PopupLiteOptions,
  PopupLiteContentComponent,
  WindowLiteService,
  PopupLiteComponent,
  PopupLiteService

DEPENDENCIES: 
    "drag-enabled": "^0.2.4",
    "font-awesome": "^4.7.0",

Interfaces

The following are available functionalities presented in this version:

Interfaces to use

export interface PopupLiteOptions {
	id?:string,
	overlay?: boolean,
	close?: boolean,
	closeOnOverlay?:boolean,
	minimize?: boolean,
	maximize?: boolean,
	resizable?: boolean,
	dragable?:boolean,
	centered?:boolean,
	fixed?:boolean,
	pinable?:boolean,
	header?: boolean,
  footer?: boolean,
  headerIcon?: string,
	idOnHeader?:boolean,

	maxHeight?:string,
	minWidth?:string,
	maxWidth?:string,
}
export interface PopupLiteContentComponent {
	data: any;
	id: string;
}

export interface WindowLiteService {
	openWindow(component: any, id: string, data?: any, options?: PopupLiteOptions): Observable<any>;
	openModal(component: any, id: string, data?: any, options?: PopupLiteOptions): Observable<any>;
	openDialog(component: any, id: string, data?: any, options?: PopupLiteOptions): Observable<any>;
}

Sample code


modalBox() {
    this.popService.openModal(TestModalComponent, "myModal"+this.counter++, {name: "masoud", status:"login"}, {iconHeader: 'fa fa-lock', idOnHeader: true}).subscribe( 
      (success)=>{
        this.events.push(success);
      },
      (fail) => {
        this.events.push(fail);
      });
}

freeBox() {
    this.popService.openWindow(TestModalComponent, "myWindow"+this.counter++, {name: "masoud", status:"free"}).subscribe( 
      (success)=>{
        this.events.push(success);
      },
      (fail) => {
        this.events.push(fail);
      });
}

dialogBox() {
    this.popService.openDialog(TestModalComponent, "myID"+this.counter++, {name: "masoud", status:"dialog"}).subscribe( 
        (success)=>{
          this.events.push(success);
        },
        (fail) => {
          this.events.push(fail);
        });
    }
}
.............

import { Component } from '@angular/core';

import { PopupLiteService } from './popup-lite/injectables/popup-lite.service';
import { PopupLiteContentComponent } from './popup-lite/interfaces/popup-lite.interface';

@Component({
  selector: 'test',
  templateUrl: './test.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./test.component.scss']
})
export class TestModalComponent implements PopupLiteContentComponent {
 
  data: any;
  id: string;
  pageTitle = "Component";

  constructor(private popService: PopupLiteService) {
  }
 
  popupTitle(id) {
    return this.data === 'login' ? 'Login ' : (this.data === 'free ' ? 'Free Goodies ' : 'Dialogue ') + id;
  }
  cancel() {
    this.popService.cancel(this.id, {action: "cancel", data: this.data});
  }
  confirm() {
    this.popService.confirm(this.id, {action: "confirm", data: this.data});
  }
}
.............
<div style="text-align:center">
  <h1>Testing</h1>

  My Name:
  <span [innerHTML]="data.name"></span>
  <button (click)="cancel()">cancel it!</button>
  <button (click)="confirm()">confirm it!</button>
</div>

Releases

VersionDescription
1.3.1updated dependencies.
1.3.0It was brought to my attention that some users have trouble using my components in their angular 6 environment. Since I had only updated few dependencies when moved to Angular 6, I am thinking dependencies are causing issues. So, for this release, I am updating all dependencies to what Angular 6 applications are expecting to have. Please let me know if this is fixing or not fixing any issues you are facing.
1.2.2rolling to angular 6+ after fixing the dependency issue.
1.2.1Temporary roll-back to angular 5. I forgot to luck-down the dependencies for angular 5 before upgrading to angular 6. this will cause problem if you are still using angular 5.
1.2.0Updated libraries to become compatible with Angular 6+.
1.1.2Added option to add icon on left side of title if you plan to see an icon on the pop window.
1.1.1Added ability for the embedded component to reset the pop-up title. If your component implements popupTitle() method, you will have opportunity to reset the title based on a particular state. Let's say, you have a login panel and want to flow through forgot password and registration fields. Then, it will make sense to change panel title when you are in a different flow.
1.0.1removed css attribute which was adding page height to the browser view port.
1.0.0Compiled with AOT option and resolved issues.
0.0.1Initial release.

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