Svelte Simple Modal

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Svelte Simple Modal

A simple, small, and content-agnostic modal for Svelte v3 and v4

Overview

This product is a simple and small modal for Svelte, a JavaScript framework. It is content-agnostic, meaning it can be used with any type of content.

Features

  • Context API: Exposes two context functions, open() and close(), for opening and closing the modal.
  • TypeScript Support: Can be used with TypeScript by using the exported Context type.
  • Svelte Store Support: Can be used with a Svelte store to show/hide a component as a modal.
  • Styling Options: Comes with pre-styled options, but allows for customization through custom CSS classes or explicit CSS styles.
  • Server-Side Rendering (SSR) Support: Can be enabled for SSR using SvelteKit or dynamically imported in the onMount() lifecycle function.
  • Accessibility: Applies WAI-ARIA guidelines for modal dialogs automatically, including trapping tab focus and closing on pressing the escape key.
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