Nextjs React Bootstrap Sweetalert
-
Pro Component
Our Nextjs Sweet Alerts are beautiful, responsive, customisable,
accessible replacements for Javascript’s popup boxes.
Keep reading our Nextjs Alerts examples and learn how to use this
plugin.
Example
Check out more examples on our
live preview here .
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import React from ' react ' ;
// react component used to create sweet alerts
import SweetAlert from " react-bootstrap-sweetalert " ;
// material-ui components
import { makeStyles } from " @material-ui/core/styles " ;
// core components
import Button from " components/CustomButtons/Button.js " ;
// styles for buttons on sweetalert
import styles from " assets/jss/nextjs-material-dashboard-pro/views/sweetAlertStyle.js " ;
const useStyles = makeStyles ( styles );
const sweetAlertStyle = { display : " block " , marginTop : " -100px " }
export default function SweetAlertDemo (){
const classes = useStyles ();
const [ alert , setAlert ] = React . useState ( null );
const hideAlert = () => {
setAlert ( null );
}
const successAlert = () => {
setAlert (
< SweetAlert
success
style = { sweetAlertStyle }
title = " Good job! "
onConfirm = {() => this . hideAlert ()}
onCancel = {() => this . hideAlert ()}
confirmBtnCssClass = {
classes . button + " " + classes . success
}
>
You clicked the button !
< /SweetAlert >
);
}
return (
< div >
{ this . state . alert }
< Button color = " primary " onClick = { this . successAlert . bind ( this )} >
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< /Button >
< /div >
);
}
Props
If you want to see more examples and properties please check the
official
react-bootstrap-sweetalert Documentation .
You can also check the
Official Github Repository .