Coldstrap

Bootstrap elements for the Nitrogen Web Framework

Note about elements

The vast majority of the Coldstrap elements are copies of their respective Nitrogen analogs with a few additional attributes. I will show which are which.

Note about compatibility

Coldstrap depends on the rekt parse transform and uses the typespecs, which only works with the merl library (which was added to OTP in Erlang 18). If you're trying to use Coldstrap with a version of Erlang older than Erlang 18.0, you'll want to add merl to your rebar dependencies.

Elements

To see the elements, check out include/records.hrl to see which elements are added, and are extended versions of Nitrogen analogs.

Functions

modal

Opens a bootstrap modal window.

coldstrap:modal(Body)
coldstrap:modal(Title, Body)
coldstrap:modal(Title, Body, Footer)
coldstrap:modal(Title, Body, Footer, Options)

Note:Options is a proplist analog to the options presented in the Bootstrap Modal Docs

confirm

A special modal window specifically for submitting things and providing buttons

Note: Below, the Buttons argument is expected to be a list of tuples, any of the following are acceptable:

{ButtonText, Postback}
{ButtonText, PostbackDelegate, Postback}
Any valid Nitrogen element (e.g. #btn{})

The confirm functions

coldstrap:confirm(Body)
coldstrap:confirm(Body, CloseText)
coldstrap:confirm(Body, Buttons, CloseText)
coldstrap:confirm(Title, Body, Buttons, CloseText)

Example:

User = "Chops",
Title = "Delete User",
Body = ["Really delete the user named ",#em{text=User},"?"],
Buttons = [
    {"Yes, Delete", {delete, User}},
    {"No, Don&#39;t Delete, but Disable Account", {disable, User}}
],
CloseText = "No, Do not Delete",
coldstrap:confirm(Title, Body, Buttons, CloseText).

close_modal

coldstrap:close_modal()

Licence

MIT License