A component that renders a modal window with slotted content. Includes trapped tabbing for ADA compliance

• closable: prevent the user from closing the modal (like for an age gate)
• type: Adds a .type-* class to .bvm-slot for styling the modal. See index.vue for included styles. Default is "standard", which is a generic modal.
• removeOnClose: If true, VueModal will destroy itself when closed. If false, it animates out and renders nothing, and can be destroyed by calling its destroy() method. Default is true.
• openOnMount: If true, VueModal will animate open when mounted. If false, it mounts but renders nothing, and must be opened by calling its open() method. Default is true.
• transition: (string) Name of the transition on the .bvm-slot element. Default is "slide-up".
• bkgTransition: (string) Name of the transition on the .bvm-background element. Default is "fade".

• open: Emitted when the modal opens (at the transition start)
• close: Emitted when the modal closes (at the transition start)
• afterLeave: Emitted when the modal's close transition has finished
• destroyed: Emitted right before the modal destroys itself

You'll use this function to add your modal to the page.

MountOnBody is an async function that:

• Mounts a component appended to the end of the document body
• Returns a ref of the component

The arguments are:

• component: The Vue component to be mounted
• options: Options object, with a propsData property, which is the props object to be passed to your component.

Usage:

import mountOnBody from '@bkwld/vue-modal/helpers'
import WelcomeModal from './welcome-modal.vue'
@welcomeModalRef = await mountOnBody WelcomeModal, propsData: modalTitle: "Hello world"

This is the default behavior.

How it works:

• When you're ready to show your modal, call mountOnBody() to mount and immediately show your modal.
• When your modal is closed, listen for the "destroyed" event and destroy your modal.

welcome-modal.vue

vue-modal(@destroyed='destroyed')
	template(#default='{close}')
		h2 {{ modalTitle }}
		button(@click='close') Close modal

import VueModal from '@bkwld/vue-modal'
import '@bkwld/vue-modal/index.css'
export default
	components: { VueModal }
	props: modalTitle: String
	methods: 
		# Destroy WelcomeModal when VueModal is destroyed
		destroyed: -> @$destroy()

home.vue

	h2 Homepage
	button(@click='openModal') Open modal

import mountOnBody from '@bkwld/vue-modal/helpers'
export default
	data: -> modalTitle: 'Welcome to our website!'
	methods:
		openModal: -> await mountOnBody WelcomeModal, propsData: modalTitle: @modalTitle

In some cases, maybe you'll want to mount the modal immediately when your app mounts, but not open it until later, and not destroy it when it's closed.

How it works:

• Set VueModal's openOnMount and removeOnClose to false
• Call mountOnBody immediately, saving the returned the modal ref.
• When you're ready to show and hide the modal, call the ref's open and close methods.

welcome-modal.vue

vue-modal(
	ref='modal'
	:open-on-mount='false'
	:remove-on-close='false')
	template(#default='{close}')
		h2 {{ modalTitle }}
		button(@click='close') Close modal

import VueModal from '@bkwld/vue-modal'
import '@bkwld/vue-modal/index.css'
export default
	components: { VueModal }
	props: modalTitle: String
	methods:
		open: -> @$refs.modal.open()
		close: -> @$refs.modal.close()

home.vue

h2 Homepage
button(@click='openModal') Open modal

import mountOnBody from '@bkwld/vue-modal/helpers'
export default
	data: -> modalTitle: 'Welcome to our website!'
	mounted: ->
		@welcomeModalRef = await mountOnBody WelcomeModal, propsData: modalTitle: @modalTitle
	methods:
		openModal: -> @welcomeModalRef.open()

welcome-modal.vue

vue-modal(
	
	//- Ref so you can call component methods (open, close, destroy)
	ref='modal'
	
	//- Props
	:closeable='true'
	:open-on-mount='true'
	:remove-on-close='true'
	transition='slide-up'
	type='compact'
	
	//- Events
	@open='onOpen'
	@close='onClose'
	@after-leave='afterLeave'
	@destroyed='destroyed')

	//- Default slot
	//- Slot props: open (function), close (function), isOpen (boolean)
	template(#default='{ open, close, isOpen }')
		
		h2 This modal is {{ isOpen ? 'open' : 'closed' }}
		
		button(@click='close') Close modal

• video support & document
• document trap focus for acessibility