Get modal instance and set a parent modal

[gabrielberlanda]

First of all, thanks for your good library.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes, the modal documentation is not clear, I spend some time figuring out that I have to import the "ContainerModalModule" to use the modalModule, your library is amazing, but the documentation should be improved.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to get access to a new modal instance and pass data to it, Is it possible?
I would like to create a modal with a parent modal, and when close the parent modal, the child should be closed too, Is it possible nowadays?

Additional context
I would love to use your library in my graduation project, but, is this library ready to use in production?

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[abalad]

Hello. First of all thank you for using and liking our library. We are improving LIB as we are using it in our Base projects. That is, yes it can be applied in production.

And because our team is small we can not update all the documentation as the framework grows. We apologize for this inconvenience, but with the help and use of it by the community we will improve quickly.

I will update the documentation tomorrow as much as I can, taking into account your questions. ;)

[WilliamAguera]

There's no feature of "parent" and "child" modals, but you can define an "ID" passed by param, to close it on "then" method of the promise returned by your parent modal.

So. You can access the getModal method to close the modal.

Ex: this.modalService.getModal("MODAL_ID").close()

[tayambamwanza]

@abalad Hi, brand new user, there is a still a problem with documentation, I only found out now what I need to do from this post.

I love the work you guys are doing and would love to recommend you.

I will see if I can contribute with documentation once in a while if you're willing to use me.