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react-leave-page-confirm

Render modal window to confirm page leave

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react-leave-page-confirm

The package was written to cover the case when a user try to leave page with changes that may be lost (e.g forms). It is based on awesome libs React and Material-UI

The package prevents browser history changes as well as page reload

Unfortunately modal window can be customized only for browser history changes due to some limitations: custom message deprecation

Installation

  # with npm
  npm install react-leave-page-confirm

  # with yarn
  yarn add react-leave-page-confirm

Usage

There are two possible options how the package can be used:

  • ConfirmPageLeave component
  • usePageLeaveBlocker hook

ConfirmPageLeave is the simplest way to consume package, it contains all necessary UI parts to render modal dialog window. Under the hood it uses usePageLeaveBlocker hook

Props

PropTypeRequiredDescription
isActivebooleantrueactive logic to prevent page leave and display confirm modals on history change / page reload
historyHashHistory | BrowserHistory | MemoryHistorytruehistory object created by history package
titlestringfalseoptional title for modal dialog (history change only)
messagestringfalseoptional message in modal dialog (history change only)

usePageLeaveBlocker requires that modal dialog for history change case together with logic to open/close it was written by consumer

Argument (object)

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
isActivebooleantrueactive logic to prevent page leave and display confirm modals on history change / page reload
historyHashHistory | BrowserHistory | MemoryHistorytruehistory object created by history package
onHistoryChange(event: Transition, isBlocked: boolean) => voidtruecallback that fires whenever history change event happened, second argument describes if this change is blocked (useful to trigger logic to open/close modal)

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Package last updated on 22 Jul 2021

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