Overview of the Phoenix and LiveView Modal Component
The
Mishka Chelekom modal
component is a Phoenix LiveView
component that provides a dynamic and customizable modal dialog
for various use cases like displaying forms, notifications, or
This Phoenix LiveView component enables developers to easily adjust the modal’s appearance using props for size, colors, and styles. The modal component support full-screen mode options, focus management, and keyboard navigation, this component ensures an engaging and accessible user experience.
By using the class prop, you can apply custom classes or Tailwind CSS classes to customize the components design.
Note:
You can use the
show_modal
and
hide_modal
functions to show and hide the modal by passing the modal's ID. These functions handle the modal's visibility and transitions, like appearing or disappearing with animations.
Default Variant
The default style of the Mishka Chelekom modal applies a solid background and border that change based on user interaction, making it perfect for delivering important notifications. With just a single setting, you can select from a range of color options, ensuring easy customization to match various design styles.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" color="natual"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="white"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="primary"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="secondary"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="dark"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="success"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="warning"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="danger"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="info"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="misc"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="dawn"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="silver"></.modal>
Shadow Variant
The shadow variant of the Mishka Chelekom modal is similar to the default variant, but it also includes a subtle shadow along with a border and white background in light mode.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" color="natural" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="primary" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="secondary" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="success" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="warning" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="danger" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="info" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="misc" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="dawn" variant="shadow"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="silver" variant="shadow"></.modal>
bordered Variant
The Bordered variant of the Mishka Chelekom modal has lighter background and a border. Bordered variant have also white and dark colors which are the same colors in the dark and light mode.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" color="white" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="natural" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="primary" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="secondary" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="dark" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="success" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="warning" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="danger" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="info" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="misc" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="dawn" variant="bordered"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="silver" variant="bordered"></.modal>
gradient Variant
The gradient variant of the Mishka Chelekom modal has gradients in various colors.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" color="natural" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="primary" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="secondary" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="success" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="warning" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="danger" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="info" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="misc" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="dawn" variant="gradient"></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" color="silver" variant="gradient"></.modal>
Padding prop
The padding prop allows developers to control the internal spacing around the content within the modal. The
padding
prop accepts values such as
extra_small
,
small
,
medium
,
large
,
extra_large
, and
none
, offering flexibility in adjusting the space around the content to fit the design requirements.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" padding="extra_small">Extra small padding</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" padding="small">Small padding</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" padding="medium">Medium padding</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" padding="large">Large padding</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" padding="extra_large">Extra large padding</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" padding="none">No padding</.modal>
Rounded prop
The rounded prop controls the border radius of the modal, determining how rounded the corners of the modal are. The prop accepts values like
extra_small
,
small
,
medium
,
large
, and
extra_large
, allowing for customization of the modal’s appearance to align with the overall design. The default value is set to
small
, giving the modal subtle, rounded edges.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" rounded="extra_small">Extra small rounded</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" rounded="small">Small rounded</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" rounded="medium">Medium rounded</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" rounded="large">Large rounded</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" rounded="extra_large">Extra large rounded</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" rounded="none">No rounded</.modal>
Size prop in Phoenix LiveView modal component
The size prop in the Modal component defines the overall size of the modal, including aspects like padding, font size, and layout. This prop accepts a range of size values, such as
extra_small
,
small
,
medium
,
large
,
extra_large
, and even larger options like
double_large
,
triple_large
, and
quadruple_large
. Additionally, the
screen
option can be used to make the modal fill the entire screen. By default, the size is set to
extra_large
, but developers can easily adjust this prop to fit different content requirements or layout designs.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" size="extra_small">Extra small size</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" size="small">Small size</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" size="medium">Medium size</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" size="large">Large size</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" size="extra_large">Extra large size</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" size="double_large">Double large size</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" size="triple_large">Triple large size</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" size="quadruple_large">Quadruple large size</.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" size="screen">Screen size</.modal>
Title prop
The title attribute is used to specify the title of the modal element. This title is typically displayed at the top of the modal, providing users with a clear and concise description of the content or purpose of the modal. It enhances the user experience by giving context and focus to the information or actions within the modal. The title can be customized to suit the modal's content, making it a flexible attribute for naming various types of modals, such as alerts, forms, or informational messages.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" title="Title of modal"></.modal>
Show prop in Phoenix LiveView modal component
The show attribute is a boolean prop that determines the visibility of the modal component. By default, its value is set to false, meaning the modal will remain hidden until explicitly triggered. When set to true, the modal is displayed on the screen, allowing users to interact with its content. This attribute is useful for controlling when the modal should be shown or hidden, making it a key feature in managing dynamic content display based on user actions or programmatic events within the application.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" title="Title of modal" show></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" title="Title of modal" show={true}></.modal> <.modal id="uniqu_id" title="Title of modal" show={false}></.modal>
On Cancel prop in Phoenix LiveView modal component
The
on_cancel
attribute is used to define a custom JavaScript (
JS
) action that is triggered when the modal is closed or canceled. By default, it is set to an empty
%JS
structure, allowing developers to specify the behavior that should occur when users dismiss the modal, either by clicking a close button, pressing the escape key, or interacting with the modal's background. This attribute enables seamless control over the cancellation process, letting developers integrate specific actions like cleaning up resources, reverting changes, or updating the UI state based on user interaction.
<.modal id="uniqu_id" on_cancel={JS.push("close_modal")}> <div class="space-y-4"> <p> Are you sure you want to delete this ite? </p> <div class="flex gap-4 justify-center"> <.button class="w-full" color="success"> Yes </.button> <.button class="w-full" color="danger" on_cancel> Cancel </.button> </div> </div> </.modal>