How to use the @arch-ui/modal-utils.withTransitionState function in @arch-ui/modal-utils
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attachTo
);
}
ModalDialogComponent.defaultProps = {
attachTo: typeof document !== 'undefined' ? document.body : null,
closeOnBlanketClick: false,
component: 'div',
width: 640,
};
const ModalDialog = memo(ModalDialogComponent);
export default withTransitionState(ModalDialog);<title>{heading}</title>
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{children}
{footer ? <footer>{footer}</footer> : null}
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attachTo
);
}
}
export default withTransitionState(ModalDialog);<dialog width="{width}">
{children}
</dialog>
,
attachTo
);
}
}
export default withTransitionState(ModalConfirm);@arch-ui/modal-utils
Modal Utilities as used in @keystonejs Admin UI.
