Inspired by David Gilbertson's article.
window.open api.ReactDOM.createPortal).onBlock prop).npm i react-new-window --save
import React from 'react'
import NewWindow from 'react-new-window'
const Demo = () => (
<NewWindow>
<h1>Hi 👋</h1>
</NewWindow>
)
When <NewWindow /> is mounted a popup window will be opened. When unmounted then the popup will be closed.
The children contents is what will be rendered into the new popup window. In that case Hi 👋 will be the content. The content can include any react-stateful code.
| Properties | Type | Default | Description |
| ---------------- | --------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| url | String | | The URL to open, if specified any children will be overriden (more details on url). |
| name | String | | The name of the window (more details on windowName). |
| title | String | | The title of the new window document. |
| features | Object | {} | The set of window features (more details on windowFeatures). |
| onUnload | Function | undefined | A function to be triggered before the new window unload. |
| onBlock | Function | undefined | A function to be triggered when the new window could not be opened. |
| onOpen | Function(w: Window) | undefined | A function to be triggered when window open by library. |
| center | String | parent | Indicate how to center the new window. Valid values are: parent or screen. parent will center the new window according to its parent window. screen will center the new window according to the screen. |
| copyStyles | Boolean | true | If specified, copy styles from parent window's document. |
| closeOnUnmount | Boolean | true | If specified, close the new window on unmount. |
Tests are manually done using Storybook. It can be run locally with: yarn storybook.
To start contributing to this project, please do:
The release process consists of two operations:
npm versionMade with :heart: by Rubens Mariuzzo.