confirm

The confirm function, a wrapper for the the <mdui-dialog> component. It offers a more user-friendly alternative to the native window.confirm function. This function allows you to open a confirmation dialog without the need to write HTML code for the component.

Usage

Import the function:

import { confirm } from 'mdui/functions/confirm.js';

Example:

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<mdui-button class="example-button">open</mdui-button>

<script type="module">
  import { confirm } from "mdui/functions/confirm.js";

  const button = document.querySelector(".example-button");

  button.addEventListener("click", () => {
    confirm({
      headline: "Confirm Title",
      description: "Confirm description",
      confirmText: "OK",
      cancelText: "Cancel",
      onConfirm: () => console.log("confirmed"),
      onCancel: () => console.log("canceled"),
    });
  });
</script>

API

confirm(options: Options): Promise<void>

The function accepts an Options object as a parameter and returns a Promise. If the dialog is closed by clicking the confirm button, the Promise is resolved. If the dialog is closed in any other way, the Promise is rejected.

Options

Property	Type	Default
`headline`	`string`	-
The title of the dialog.
`description`	`string`	-
The description of the dialog.
`icon`	`string`	-
The Material Icons name displayed at the top of the dialog.
`closeOnEsc`	`boolean`	`false`
Whether the dialog can be closed by pressing the Esc key. If set to `true`, the dialog closes when the Esc key is pressed.
`closeOnOverlayClick`	`boolean`	`false`
Whether the dialog can be closed by clicking on the overlay.
`confirmText`	`string`	`OK`
The text for the confirm button.
`cancelText`	`string`	`Cancel`
The text for the cancel button.
`stackedActions`	`boolean`	`false`
Whether to stack the bottom action buttons vertically.
`queue`	`string`	-
The queue name. By default, the queue is disabled. If this function is invoked multiple times, multiple dialogs will appear simultaneously. If a queue name is provided, dialogs with the same queue name will open sequentially, each one after the previous one closes. The `dialog()`, `alert()`, `confirm()`, and `prompt()` functions share the same queue if their queue names match.
`onConfirm`	`(dialog: Dialog) => void \| boolean \| Promise<void>`	-
A callback function that is triggered when the confirm button is clicked. The function receives the dialog instance as a parameter, and `this` also refers to the dialog instance. By default, clicking the confirm button closes the dialog. If the return value is `false`, the dialog remains open. If the return value is a promise, the dialog closes after the promise resolves.
`onCancel`	`(dialog: Dialog) => void \| boolean \| Promise<void>`	-
A callback function that is triggered when the cancel button is clicked. The function receives the dialog instance as a parameter, and `this` also refers to the dialog instance. By default, clicking the cancel button closes the dialog. If the return value is `false`, the dialog remains open. If the return value is a promise, the dialog closes after the promise resolves.
`onOpen`	`(dialog: Dialog) => void`	-
A callback function that is triggered when the dialog starts to open. The function receives the dialog instance as a parameter, and `this` also refers to the dialog instance.
`onOpened`	`(dialog: Dialog) => void`	-
A callback function that is triggered when the dialog's opening animation completes. The function receives the dialog instance as a parameter, and `this` also refers to the dialog instance.
`onClose`	`(dialog: Dialog) => void`	-
A callback function that is triggered when the dialog starts to close. The function receives the dialog instance as a parameter, and `this` also refers to the dialog instance.
`onClosed`	`(dialog: Dialog) => void`	-
A callback function that is triggered when the dialog's closing animation completes. The function receives the dialog instance as a parameter, and `this` also refers to the dialog instance.
`onOverlayClick`	`(dialog: Dialog) => void`	-
A callback function that is triggered when the overlay is clicked. The function receives the dialog instance as a parameter, and `this` also refers to the dialog instance.

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