Seamless, reactive and template-based modals for Materialize.
This is a radically modified fork of the very useful meteorstuff:materialize-modal package, started by @pfafman. If you don't want (or need) the full Meteoric event maps or fine-tuned modal control this package offers, you should check it out!
This package seeks to provide the following solutions:
- Simple execution: Just pass template names, and let Materialize handle the rendering!
- Full extensibility: Write full, detailed Meteoric event maps to fully control your modals behaviour! No messy callbacks.
- Convenient configuration: Provides easy-to-use modal body & footer helpers that make it easy to implement great-looking full screen and fixed footer style modals.
- Robust events: Modal templates have access to all the events contained in the modal, including custom events such as
dismissed, which is fired when the user exits a modal by clicking away from it. - Natural Materialize integration: Modalize is directly accessible from the
Materializeobject:Materialize.modalize.display(),Materialize.modalize.close(), etc.
meteor add msolters:modalize Materialize.modalize.display( options={} ); // display a modal
Materialize.modalize.close(); // dismiss current modal
- template - The template to be rendered as a modal. (Required)
- title - Modal title. Can have HTML markup. (Optional)
- dismiss - (bool) false if you want to override the default modal dismissal behaviour. (Optional)
- fixedFooter - (bool) true if you want to use a fixed footer. Recommended for fullScreen & bottomSheet modals. (Optional)
- bottomSheet - (bool) If you want a bottom sheet modal. (Optional)
- fullScreen - (bool) Modal takes up all the full screen. (Optional)
For examples and interactive previews, check out the demo site!
This package depends on and automatically includes the materialize:materialize package.
MIT