Upgrading from v1.x
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We tried to keep the breaking changes as minimal as possible. As of now, here is the list of the changes we know you'll have to make if you're coming from Modalfy v1:
We drop the support for the generic getParams(defaultValue) in favour of getParam(paramName, defaultValue) which gives us a much more fine-grained control.
getParams() was returning the whole params variable or the defaultValue if we didn't provide any params to the modal. getParam() in the other hand allows us to access every single params key independently (granting params is an object), and defaultValue now applies to that specific key, instead of the whole params object.
This change applies wherever we were defining this key inside modalOptions object. We dropped the Button part as pressing the backdrop now supports backBehavior.
The library has been completely rewritten from Flow to TypeScript. We deciced to drop support for the former to only pursue with the latter. If you feel like Flow support is essential to you, feel free to submit a PR with updated !
Given that this type isn't only used when creating the stack, it didn't make sense to include it in the name.
This guide is a work in progress! As more people upgrade their apps we can continue to improve it. Please send pull requests to add any suggestions that you have from your upgrade experience.
If you were already using the TypeScript definition files, ModalStackItemProp used in the modal components files has been replaced by ModalComponentProp. Check out its updated section in the to see how it's used.
If you were already using the TypeScript definition files, ModalProp used in regular components has been updated by a more complete/simpler to use ModalProp. Check out its updated section in the to see how it's used.