myt-react-confirm

This underated react confirmation popover with automatic screen detector was build from the ground up, which is use to solve the problem of confirmation the actions before deleting, updating, approving, rejecting, you name it..

• Installation
• How To Use
  • Importing
  • Basic Usage
  • Aliasing Usage
  • Animation Usage
  • Change Labels Usage
  • Prompt Usage
  • Prompt With Form Usage
  • Advance Usage
• Properties
• License

installation

npm

npm i myt-react-confirm

yarn

yarn add myt-react-confirm

How to use

import to your project

import Confirm from "myt-react-confirm"

Basic Usage

<Confirm 
    label="Click Me" 
    message="are you sure?" 
    onConfirm={() => alert("confimed")} 
    onCancel={() => alert("cancel")}
/>

Aliasing Usage

You can use a custom button element type for this component.

import Confirm from "myt-react-confirm"
import {Button} from "react-bootstrap"

<Confirm 
    label="Customize Button" 
    as={Button} 
    size="sm" 
    variant="success"  
    message="are you sure?" 
    onConfirm={() => alert("confimed")} 
    onCancel={() => alert("cancel")}
/>

Animation Usage

You can use a custom animation class using @keyframe for this component.
animate.css for cool animations.

<Confirm
    animation={{
        enter: "animated slideInLeft",
        exit: "animated slideOutRight"
    }}
    label="I'm gonna slide" 
    timing={1000}
    placement="bottom-right"
    message="did it show cool animations?"
    onConfirm={() => alert("confimed")} 
    onCancel={() => alert("cancel")} 
/>

Change Labels Usage

You can change the confirm and cancel label.

<Confirm
    animation={{
        enter: "animated bounceInLeft",
        exit: "animated bounceOutRight"
    }}
    label={{
        target: "I Have Override Label",
        confirm: "Yes! It's Cool",
        cancel: "Not Cool!"
    }} 
    timing={1000}
    placement="bottom"
    message="did it show cool animations?"
    onConfirm={() => {
        alert("confimed");
    }}
    onCancel={() => {
        alert("cancel");
    }}
/>

Prompt Usage

You can put a input element type inside confirm.

<Confirm
    animation={{
        enter: "animated fadeInLeft",
        exit: "animated fadeOutRight"
    }}
    label={{
        target: "Click Me",
        confirm: "Say it",
        cancel: "I'm not cool"
    }} 
    timing={1000}
    placement="top-right"
    message="say something cool"
    onConfirm={event => alert(event.target.value)}
    onCancel={() => alert("cancel")}
>
    <input type="text" name="confirm" />
</Confirm>

Prompt with Form Usage

You can put a form element inside confirm and you can use preventDefault() to prevent it from exiting.

<Confirm
    animation={{
        enter: "animated fadeInLeft",
        exit: "animated fadeOutRight"
    }}
    label={{ 
        target: "Log in", 
        confirm: "Submit" 
    }} 
    timing={1000}
    placement="top-right"
    message=""
    onConfirm={event => {
        const user = event.FormData.get("user");
        const password = event.FormData.get("password");
        const error = document.getElementById("error");
        if (!user) {
        event.preventDefault();
        error.textContent = "Username is required";
        } else if (!password) {
        const focusOnPassword = document.getElementById("password");
        event.preventDefault(focusOnPassword);
        error.textContent = "Password is required";
        } else {
        alert(`username: ${user}\n password: ${password}`);
        }
    }}
    onCancel={() => alert("cancel")}
    >
    <form>
        <p id="error" style={{ color: "crimson" }}/>
        <input type="text" id="user" name="user" placeholder="username..." /><p /> 
        <input
        type="password"
        id="password"
        name="password"
        placeholder="password"
        />
    </form>
</Confirm>

Advance Usage

This package is dependent on myt-react-snippet as animation refactor. so you can use it too!!

import React from "react";
import Confirm from "myt-react-confirm"
import { TransitionGroup, Transition, Animation } from "myt-react-snippets";  
import { ListGroup, ListGroupItem, Button, Container } from "react-bootstrap"
 
let unique = 0;
 
const uniqueKey = () => unique++

export const TodoWithConfirm = () => {
  const [state, setState] = React.useState({
    isProcess: false,
    items: [
      { id: uniqueKey(), text: "list-1", placement: "bottom" },
      { id: uniqueKey(), text: "list-2", placement: "right" },
      { id: uniqueKey(), text: "list-3", placement: "top" }
    ]
  });
  return (
    <Container>
      <Animation
        in={!state.isProcess}
        className="animated"
        suffix={{ enter: " bounceInRight", exit: " bounceOutRight" }}
      >
        <Confirm
          label={{ target: <span>✚ add list</span>, confirm: "Submit" }}
          as={Button}
          placement="left"
          message="Add Todo"
          onConfirm={({ target, preventDefault }) => {
            if (!target.value) {
              preventDefault(target);
              target.style.border = "1px solid crimson";
              target.className = target.className.includes("tada")
                ? "animated bounce"
                : " animated tada";
            } else {
              target.style.border = null;
              setState(prev => ({
                ...prev,
                items: [
                  ...prev.items,
                  {
                    id: uniqueKey(),
                    text: target.value,
                    placement: "bottom-right"
                  }
                ]
              }));
            }
          }} 
        >
          <input
            type="text"
            placeholder="add name of list..."
            style={{ padding: "3px 10px" }}
          />
        </Confirm>
      </Animation>
 
      <ListGroup style={{ marginTop: "10px" }}>
        <TransitionGroup>
          {state.items.map(({ id, text, placement }) => {
            return (
              <Transition
                key={id}
                timing={950}
                className="fade"
                onEntered={() =>
                  setState(prev => ({ ...prev, isProcess: false }))
                }
                onExited={() => {
                  setState(prev => ({ ...prev, isProcess: false }));
                }}
              >
                <ListGroupItem>
                  <Confirm
                    as={Button}
                    variant="danger"
                    size="sm"
                    placement={placement}
                    message={`you are deleting "${text}"`}
                    onConfirm={() => {
                      setState(prev => ({
                        isProcess: true,
                        items: prev.items.filter(it => it.id !== id)
                      }));
                    }}
                    label={<span>✗</span>}
                  />
                  {" " + text}
                </ListGroupItem>
              </Transition>
            );
          })}
        </TransitionGroup>
      </ListGroup>
    </Container>
  );
};

PROPERTIES

All properties that is supported by Confirm Component.
The datatypes with "*" means it is required.

PROPERTY	DATATYPES	DEFAULT	DESCRIPTION
as	ReactNode *	button	it is the trigger of the component
label	[string | element | object]*		it is the label of the button and you can use object to change the confirm and cancel { target: "Click", confirm: "Yes", cancel: "No" }
message	string*		it is the message of the popover
animation	object	{enter: "myt-fade-in", exit: "myt-fade-out"}	you can set a customize animations
timing	number	200	it is the duration of each animation
placement	top|bottom|left|right|top-left|top-right|bottom-left|bottom-right	top	the placement where the popover will show
stayMountedWhenExited	boolean	false	it will not unmount the popover. it will only display it none
onConfirm	function		it enables you to know if user choose confirm
onCancel	function		it enables you to know if user choose cancel
children	any		it enables to you put a form field or any

License

MIT Licensed. Copyright (c) Mytabworks 2020.