iOS Style Loading Indicator & Alert/Confirm Dialog Plugin – Popup.js

Category: Javascript , Modal & Popup , Recommended | January 20, 2020
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Last Update:January 20, 2020
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iOS Style Loading Indicator & Alert/Confirm Dialog Plugin – Popup.js

Description:

A native JavaScript popup component that help developer create iOS style loading spinners and alert & confirmation dialog boxes on the web application.

How to use it:

1. Load the Popup.js component in the document and you’re ready to go.

<script src="js/component.js"></script>

2. Create a toast like loading indicator on the screen. Live Demo

let toast = new ToastClass();
toast.onShow = function () {
  // on show
};
toast.onHide = function () {
  // on hide
};
function showToast () {
  toast.show({
    loading: true,
    onShow: function(){
      setTimeout(function(){
        toast.show({
          text: 'Loading Completely',
          duration: 2000,
          onHide: function(){
            // do something
          }
        })
      }, 3000)
    }
  })
}

3. Create an alert dialog. Live Demo

let alert = new AlertClass();
alert.onShow = function () {
  console.log ('Internal onShow');
  console.log ('Global onShow')
};
alert.onHide = function () {
  console.log ('Global onHide')
};
function showAlert () {
  alert.show({
    title: 'Alert Title',
    content: 'Alert Message',
    btnText: 'I Understand',
    onShow: function(){
      console.log('Alert!')
    },
    onHide: function(){
      console.log('Hide!')
    }
  })
}

4. Create a confirmation dialog.

let confirm = new ConfirmClass();
confirm.onShow = function () {
  // do something
};
confirm.onHide = function () {
  // do something
};
function showConfirm () {
  confirm.show({
    title: 'Confirm Title',
    content: 'Confirm Message',
    btns: [{
      callback: function(instance){
        instance.close = false;
        console.log('Clicked Close Button');
      }
    }, {
      text: 'No, Thanks',
      callback: function(){
        console.log('Clicked No Button');
      }
    }],
    onShow: function(){
      console.log('Open!')
    }
  })
}

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