@wethegit/react-modal

3.0.0

Major Changes

#79 6c0e7f9 Thanks @andrewrubin! - - Removed appendToBody prop.
- The appendToBody prop has been removed. This prop was previously used to determine whether the modal should be appended to the body element.
- Added renderTo prop.
  - Introduced the renderTo prop, which accepts an HTMLElement where the modal will be appended. This provides greater flexibilty, allowing users to specify any element to render the modal, including the body. This change enhances the customization options for the modal rendering.
- Mark argument of hook as optional #62
- Before
```
<Modal appendToBody={true} />
```
- After
```
<Modal renderTo={modalRef} />
```

2.2.2

Patch Changes

#18 888f892 Thanks @marlonmarcello! - fix: commonjs support

2.2.1

Patch Changes

#16 4a7ac9b Thanks @marlonmarcello! - hotfix: exported types

2.2.0

Minor Changes

#14 22e9f45 Thanks @andrewrubin! - Fix: positiong class names not being passed down if appendToBody is true

2.0.2

Patch Changes

#12 f603cd2 Thanks @marlonmarcello! - Fixes and issue where the modal would lock the body even though appendToBody wasn't set to true

2.0.1

Patch Changes

#10 1e4fba5 Thanks @marlonmarcello! - fix: ensures empty params doesn't throw

2.0.0

Major Changes

#7 4512c52 Thanks @marlonmarcello! - # V2

Breaking changes

Seriously, everything.

Why

The old design of the modal was good but it had an achilles heel, it used an internal context to handle the transition and syncing that with the state which caused:
1. Actions to be tied to a context, adding custom components to close the modal for example was a bit annoying
2. Animation and state were too tightly coupled and not exposed for further customization
What's new

The modal is now a controlled component, you can control the state of the modal from outside using the hook useModal which also exposes the state so you can use further customize the Modal and even the child components.