B4A Library [B4X][B4A] ๐ŸŒผ B4XDaisyModal - Modern, Elegant, and Highly Customizable Modals (100% DaisyUI Parity!)

Hi Fam

Are you looking to give your app a fresh, modern facelift with minimal effort? I am thrilled to introduce B4XDaisyModal, a highly customizable and elegant modal component designed with 100% parity with DaisyUI documentation examples!



Built natively as a B4X class (Version 13.4), B4XDaisyModal makes it incredibly easy to display beautiful alerts, side-panel menus, and full-screen dialogs in your B4XPages applications.

Key Features & Designer Properties:
  • Flexible Placement: Snap your modals to the top, middle, or bottom of the screen.
  • Sidebar Mode: Need a navigation drawer or a side-panel? Toggle Sidebar to true, choose left or right for SidebarSide, and easily control the animation speed with SidebarDuration.
  • Glassmorphism Effects: Apply stunning blur and glass styles effortlessly with GlassSize presets ranging from glass-xs to glass-2xl.
  • Complete Styling Control: Completely customize your BackgroundColor, Rounded corners (e.g., rounded-box, rounded-full), and Padding via simple DaisyUI utility classes.
  • Backdrop & Interactivity: Built-in support for adjustable BackdropOpacity (0-100) and BackdropColor, plus a handy ClickOutsideToClose feature to improve user experience.
Simple Usage Code Snippet: Here is a quick example of how to initialize and show a B4XDaisyModal programmatically inside a B4XPage:

B4X:
Sub Class_Globals
    Private Root As B4XView
    Private xui As XUI
    Private myModal As B4XDaisyModal
End Sub

Private Sub B4XPage_Created (Root1 As B4XView)
    Root = Root1
    Root.Color = xui.Color_White
    B4XPages.SetTitle(Me, "Modal Demo")
    
    ' 1. Initialize the modal with a Callback and EventName
    myModal.Initialize(Me, "myModal")
    
    ' 2. Add the modal to the Root view
    myModal.AddToParent(Root, 0, 0, Root.Width, Root.Height)
    
    ' 3. Configure properties programmatically
    myModal.setTitle("Hello!")
    myModal.setPlacement("middle")
    myModal.setClickOutsideToClose(True)
    myModal.setShowCloseButton(True)
    
    ' 4. Show the modal
    myModal.Show
End Sub

' Handle the close button event
Private Sub myModal_CloseClick (Tag As Object)
    myModal.Close
End Sub

Whether you want a simple "Hello!" dialog, a bottom sheet, or a full-screen sliding panel, B4XDaisyModal has you covered.
Enjoy, and let me know your thoughts or feature requests in the thread below! Happy coding!


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