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Previously, anything invoking the chooser modal needed to make its own call to ModalWorkflow, which meant it needed to import the corresponding 'onloadHandlers' dict, know the appropriate chosen response identifier to listen to, and know how to modify the chooser URL to pass parameters (if applicable). This would mean a lot of duplicated logic if there were multiple places where the modal is invoked. Here we introduce a ChooserModal base class which encapsulates those details - a caller just needs to instantiate it with the base URL, and call `open` on it to open the modal (passing an options dict and a response callback). |
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Wagtail client-side components
This library aims to give developers the ability to subclass and configure Wagtail's UI components.
Usage
npm install wagtail
import { Explorer } from 'wagtail';
// [...]
<Explorer />;
Development
# From the project root, start the webpack + styles compilation.
npm run start
You will also need:
- React DevTools – React developer tools integrated into Chrome.
- Redux DevTools – Redux developer tools integrated into Chrome.
Releases
The front-end is bundled at the same time as the Wagtail project. This package also aims to be available separately on npm as wagtail.