muibox

Promise-based dialog boxes (alert, confirm, prompt) using Material-UI

Demo

Install

$ npm install muibox --save

Usage

Simply wrap all components that should display dialog boxes with the DialogProvider component, e.g. by wrapping your router with it.

import { DialogProvider } from 'muibox'

// somewhere at the root of your app
<DialogProvider>
  {/* the rest of your app belongs here, e.g. the router */}
</DialogProvider>

You can then display dialog boxes with the withDialog HOC and the injected dialog prop in your components.

import React from 'react'
import { withDialog } from 'muibox'

class MyComponent extends React.Component {
  render () {
    const { dialog } = this.props
    return (
      <div>
        <button onClick={() => dialog.alert('Warning!')}>
          Click me
        </button>
      </div>
    )
  }
}

export default withDialog()(MyComponent)

If use React 16.8+, you can import useDialog hook to get dialog context directly.

import React from 'react'
import { useDialog } from 'muibox'

function MyComponent () {
  const dialog = useDialog()
  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => dialog.alert('Warning!')}>
        Click me
      </button>
    </div>
  )
}

export default MyComponent

Alert

dialog.alert('Warning!')
  .then(() => console.log('clicked ok'))

API

dialog.alert(options)

• options (object|string) – The alert dialog settings. If options is a string, set dialog message to display.
• options.title (string) – The dialog title to display.
• options.message (string|jsx) – The dialog message to display or a custom JSX element to be injected on Material-UI DialogContent.
• options.ok (object) { text, color, variant, startIcon, endIcon } - The positive button text to display, color, variant and left/right icon (jsx), following mateiral-ui types. Defaults OK, primary, text, undefined, undefined respectively.

Confirm

dialog.confirm('Are you sure?')
  .then(() => console.log('clicked ok'))
  .catch(() => console.log('clicked cancel'))

API

dialog.confirm(options)

• options (object|string) – The confirm dialog settings. If options is a string, set dialog message to display.
• options.title (string) – The dialog title to display.
• options.message (string|jsx) – The dialog message to display or a custom JSX element to be injected on Material-UI DialogContent.
• options.ok (object) { text, color, variant, startIcon, endIcon } - The positive button text to display, color, variant and left/right icon (jsx), following mateiral-ui types. Defaults OK, primary, text, undefined, undefined respectively.
• options.cancel (object) { text, color, variant, startIcon, endIcon } - The positive button text to display, color, variant and left/right icon (jsx), following mateiral-ui types. Defaults OK, primary, text, undefined, undefined respectively.

Prompt

dialog.prompt('Enter your name:')
  .then((value) => console.log('clicked ok', value))
  .catch(() => console.log('clicked cancel'))

API

dialog.prompt(options)

• options (object|string) – The prompt dialog settings. If options is a string, set dialog message to display.
• options.title (string) – The dialog title to display.
• options.message (string|jsx) – The dialog message to display or a custom JSX element to be injected on Material-UI DialogContent.
• options.placeholder (string) – The placeholder attribute for the input. Default is blank ''.
• options.ok (object) { text, color, variant, startIcon, endIcon } - The positive button text to display, color, variant and left/right icon (jsx), following mateiral-ui types. Defaults OK, primary, text, undefined, undefined respectively.
• options.cancel (object) { text, color, variant, startIcon, endIcon } - The positive button text to display, color, variant and left/right icon (jsx), following mateiral-ui types. Defaults OK, primary, text, undefined, undefined respectively.
• options.required (bool) - If true, the label is displayed as required and the input will be required. Default false.
• options.defaultValue (string|number) - The default value of the Input element.
• options.inputProps (object) - The props for the input html element. For instance, max length. Optional

License

MIT