Modals

Announcements, decisions, and more -- powerful and beautiful messaging with modal UI

Modals are a pop-over UIs that can be used to present your users with information, or several options in the form of buttons. The modal UI covers the entire app.

  • Powerful configuration-driven UI with support for typography, buttons, images, and symbols

  • Theme support to make the modal feel native to your app/brand look, including dark mode

  • Rich "action" system: buttons can launch other CriticalMoments actions (links, banners) or deep link into native actions in your app

Examples

Dark mode with purple accent color, light mode, and a custom theme

These examples are all available in our Sample App, including config.

Config Structure

Modals are configured as named actions of the type modal .

The actionData block has the following options:

  • showCloseButton [bool, optional, default true]: if explicitly set to false, will hide the close button of the modal, and disable any system gestures to dismiss the modal. This forces the user to use a button to dismiss. If used, you should have at least 1 button so it's possible to close the modal.

  • themeName [string, optional]: a theme name to use for this modal, overriding the default theme. See named themes in Themes. Note: typically you should set one "defaultTheme" in the theme config to be shared by all UI, and not need a customThemeName per modal; this option is available if you need one modal to have a different style.

  • content [object, required]

    • pageType [string, required]: always the value stack. In the future more layouts may be added.

    • pageData [object, required]

Sample Config

Sample confguration for the left most example above, including a "More info" button which launches the brower to provide more information. Our sample app has the config for all of the examples above, and more.

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