A fully generic, customizable and fluent modal window implementation for Angular. angular2-modal is UI platform/framework agnostic, plugins** are used to describe a UI implementation (e.g: Bootstrap)
This means virtually any modal implementation out there can be ported into angular2-modal. angular2-modal will come with some built in UI platforms, external UI platform can be added in the future or externally used using NPM modules.

See the DEMO: shlomiassaf.github.io/angular2-modal

Take 5 minutes to read a quick walk through with samples of how to use Angular 2 Modal

• Bootstrap
• Vex
• POC implementation of JS Native modal (window.alert/prompt/confirm) to demonstrate a hostile takeover :)

• Easy to use API via Fluent API Presets (alert, propmt, confirm)
• Extendable via plugins.

• Customizable with components, Presets and more...
• Select cancel/quit key.
• Cascading modals.
• Element blocking.
• Blocking / Non blocking modal.
• Modal as a component, replace the content by supplying a custom component.

That's how easy it is:

modal.alert()
    .title('Hello World')
    .body('In Angular 2')
    .open();

Click HERE for a quick walkthrough
Click for the Demo Make sure to check the code generator!

Use this plunker for quick showcasing and issue reports.

http://plnkr.co/edit/9HYPPK?p=preview

See src/demo for demo app with examples.

    npm install angular2-modal --save

Demo application is built with Webpack and SystemJS.
The only difference is the index.html file.
The deployed demo site is in SystemJS, development is done with Webpack

Plugins serve as a concrete UI implementation for a modal. It can be an implementation for a known library (e.g: bootstrap) or something unique.
While angular2-modal has some built in plugins it is also possible to use external plugins from NPM, if someone decide to build one.

git clone https://github.com/shlomiassaf/angular2-modal.git  
npm install  
typings install  
npm run start
browse to localhost:3000  

You can apply custom modals based on components.

Publishing is done using the TypeScript compiler directly (no webpack) The process involves compiling into a directory called dist Webpack is using the build directory. Since I didn't find a way to instruct tsc what config file to use (i.e: a different tsconfig.json) I created a publish directory instead and set the --project argument accordingly.

Not so complicated but not in angular 2 at the moment.

Switch to material2 overlay implementation when done.

Build a umd bundle.

Provide base classes for generic components

Add tests...

Test against universal-starter to enable universal support.

Support OnPush with an observable api model (fluent observables)

ref issue#111

To avoild this problem use event.stopPropagation(); or put the element removal inside a setTimeout call