react-toolbox/components/dialog

Dialog

Dialogs contain text and UI controls focused on a specific task. They inform users about critical information, require users to make decisions, or involve multiple tasks. You would need an additional component to take actions and display or hide the dialog.

import Dialog from 'react-toolbox/lib/dialog';

class DialogTest extends React.Component {
  state = {
    active: false
  };

  handleToggle = () => {
    this.setState({active: !this.state.active});
  }

  actions = [
    { label: "Cancel", onClick: this.handleToggle },
    { label: "Save", onClick: this.handleToggle }
  ];

  render () {
    return (
      <div>
        <Button label='Show my dialog' onClick={this.handleToggle} />
        <Dialog
          actions={this.actions}
          active={this.state.active}
          onEscKeyDown={this.handleToggle}
          onOverlayClick={this.handleToggle}
          title='My awesome dialog'
        >
          <p>Here you can add arbitrary content. Components like Pickers are using dialogs now.</p>
        </Dialog>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

If you want to provide a theme via context, the component key is RTDialog.

Properties

Name	Type	Default	Description
actions	Array	[]	A array of objects representing the buttons for the dialog navigation area. The properties will be transferred to the buttons.
active	Boolean	false	If true, the dialog will be active.
className	String	''	Sets a class to give customized styles to the dialog.
onEscKeyDown	Function		Callback called when the ESC key is pressed with the overlay active.
onOverlayClick	Function		Callback to be invoked when the dialog overlay is clicked.
onOverlayMouseDown	Function		Callback called when the mouse button is pressed on the overlay.
onOverlayMouseMove	Function		Callback called when the mouse is moving over the overlay.
onOverlayMouseUp	Function		Callback called when the mouse button is released over the overlay.
title	String		The text string to use as standar title of the dialog.
type	String	normal	Used to determine the size of the dialog. It can be small, normal, large or fullscreen.

Notice that the fullscreen option only applies on mobile devices with small screens (i.e. cellphones), and on other devices it behaves as a large dialog.

Theme

Name	Description
active	Used for the root when the dialog is active.
body	Used to wrap the dialog body.
button	Used in buttons when the dialog implements actions.
dialog	Used for the root element.
navigation	Used for the navigation element when it implements actions.
title	Used for the title element of the dialog.
wrapper	A wrapper class for the top of the root.