showDialog
showDialog action triggers the display of a modal dialog box within the app, presenting users with important information, notifications, or customizable content while pausing the main app flow, ensuring clear and focused communication with users.
Properties
Property | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
widget | widget | Return an inline widget or specify a custom widget's name to use in the dialog. |
options | object | see properties |
onDialogDismiss | action | Execute an Action when the dialog is dismissed. |
properties.options
Property | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
minWidth | integer | |
maxWidth | integer | |
minHeight | integer | |
horizontalOffset | number | Offset the dialog's position horizontally, with -1.0 for the screen's left and 1.0 for the screen's right. (default is 0 for centering horizontally) minimum -1.0 and maximum 1.0 |
verticalOffset | number | Offset the dialog's position vertically, with -1.0 for the screen's top and 1.0 for the screen's bottom. (default is 0 for centering vertically) minimum -1.0 and maximum 1.0 |
style | string | Render the dialog with a default style. You can also specify 'none' and control your own styles in your widget. default none |
Example
Here we are gonna see how we can
View:
header:
title: Dialog
onLoad:
showDialog:
widget: MyStartingDialog
body:
Column:
styles: { margin: 10, gap: 5 }
children:
# use inline widget
- Text:
text: Your dialog can also be an inline widget
- Button:
label: Show Dialog
onTap:
showDialog:
widget:
Text:
text: This dialog declares the widget inline and uses the default style.
- Spacer:
styles:
size: 20
# use custom styling
- Text:
text: You can customize the dialog style
- Button:
label: Show Custom Dialog
onTap:
showDialog:
widget: MyCustomDialog
options:
# no default style - zero margin/padding, no background color
style: none
# move it up half way between the top and the center of the screen
verticalOffset: -0.5
# Custom Widget
MyStartingDialog:
body:
Column:
styles:
gap: 10
children:
- Text:
text: Welcome to Ensemble
styles:
fontSize: 16
fontWeight: bold
- Text:
text: This dialog pops up when the user first visits the page.
- Button:
label: Close dialog
onTap: closeAllDialogs
MyCustomDialog:
body:
Column:
styles:
gap: 10
backgroundColor: 0xffD7BFA8
borderRadius: 10
margin: 20
padding: 20
children:
- Text:
text: |-
This dialog set its own margin/padding and background color.
It also offset the dialog position vertically.
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Output
Example with inputs
We can also make use of inputs property for showDialog
action to pass any input parameters to be used with dialog. Lets look at the previous example but this time with some input values.
View:
header:
title: Dialog
onLoad:
showDialog:
widget: MyStartingDialog
body:
Column:
styles: { margin: 10, gap: 5 }
children:
- Text:
text: You can customize the dialog style and provide inputs as well
- Button:
label: Show Custom Dialog
onTap:
showDialog:
widget:
MyCustomDialog:
inputs:
name: Peter
options:
# no default style - zero margin/padding, no background color
style: none
# move it up half way between the top and the center of the screen
verticalOffset: -0.5
onDialogDismiss: |
//@code
console.log("dialog dismissed");
MyCustomDialog:
inputs:
- name
body:
Column:
styles:
gap: 10
backgroundColor: 0xffD7BFA8
borderRadius: 10
margin: 20
padding: 20
children:
- Text:
text: |-
Hi ${name}
This dialog set its own margin/padding and background color.
It also offset the dialog position vertically.
Explanation
- In the code for showDialog we are passing an input
name
with valuePeter
which can be seen clearly in the output.
Output