pimcore-studio-ui-modals

name	pimcore-studio-ui-modals
description	Using modal dialogs in Pimcore Studio UI - declarative Modal and WindowModal components, plus imperative useFormModal, useAlertModal, useStudioModal hooks
metadata	{"audience":"pimcore-developers","focus":"ui-components-modals"}

What This Skill Covers

How to use modal dialogs in Pimcore Studio UI:

• Modal Component - Declarative modal with open/onCancel props (preferred for complex UIs)
• WindowModal Component - Window-style modals with draggable, resizable behavior
• useFormModal - Imperative confirmation modals, input forms, textarea forms, upload forms
• useAlertModal - Imperative info, error, warning, and success alerts
• useStudioModal - Base modal functionality (works across iframes)
• When to use declarative vs imperative modals
• Modal types and patterns

When to Use This Skill

Use this when:

• Creating modals with complex state management (use <Modal>)
• Building draggable/resizable window-style modals (use <WindowModal>)
• Confirming destructive actions (use useFormModal.confirm())
• Collecting user input via modals
• Showing alerts or informational dialogs
• Creating forms in modal dialogs
• Uploading files via modal

🚨 Import Paths

BEFORE writing any import, read CRITICAL-IMPORT-PATHS.md.

All examples below use bundle imports (@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/*). For core development (@sdk/*, @Pimcore/*), see the referenced file.

Choosing the Right Modal Approach

Declarative Components (<Modal>, <WindowModal>)

Use declarative components when:

• Modal has complex state management (forms with validation, multi-step workflows)
• Need full control over modal lifecycle
• Modal content changes based on component state
• Building custom modal layouts or behaviors
• Need to integrate with React hooks (useForm, useState, etc.)

Example use cases:

• Edit forms with RTK Query data
• Multi-step wizards
• Complex configuration dialogs
• Draggable/resizable windows

Imperative Hooks (useFormModal, useAlertModal)

Use imperative hooks when:

• Simple confirmations (delete, yes/no)
• Quick user input (single field, textarea)
• Alert messages (success, error, info)
• Fire-and-forget interactions

Example use cases:

• "Are you sure you want to delete?"
• "Enter a name for this item"
• "Success! Item saved"

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Declarative Modal Component

The <Modal> component provides full control over modal behavior using React state.

Basic Modal Usage

import { useState } from 'react'
import { Modal, Button } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'

export const MyComponent = (): React.JSX.Element => {
  const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState(false)

  return (
    <>
      <Button onClick={() => setIsOpen(true)}>
        Open modal
      </Button>

      <Modal
        open={isOpen}
        onCancel={() => setIsOpen(false)}
        title="My Modal"
        footer={[
          <Button key="cancel" onClick={() => setIsOpen(false)}>
            Cancel
          </Button>,
          <Button
            key="submit"
            type="primary"
            onClick={() => {
              // Handle submit
              setIsOpen(false)
            }}
          >
            Submit
          </Button>
        ]}
      >
        <p>Modal content goes here
      
    
  )
}

Modal with Form and RTK Query

Common pattern: Edit modal with data fetching and mutation

import { useState, useEffect } from 'react'
import { Modal, Button, FormKit, Form, Input, Skeleton } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'
import { useAssetGetByIdQuery, useAssetUpdateMutation } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/api/asset'
import { trackError, ApiError } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/modules/app'
import { isNil } from 'lodash'

export const EditAssetModal = ({ assetId, onClose }: Props): React.JSX.Element => {
  const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState(true)
  const [form] = Form.useForm()
  
  // Fetch data
  const { data, isLoading, error: fetchError } = useAssetGetByIdQuery({ id: assetId })
  
  // Mutation
  const [updateAsset, { isLoading: isUpdating, data: updateData, error: updateError }] = useAssetUpdateMutation()

  // Track errors
  useEffect( {
     (!(fetchError)) {
      ( (fetchError))
    }
  }, [fetchError])

  ( {
     (!(updateError)) {
      ( (updateError))
    }
  }, [updateError])

  
  ( {
     (!(updateData)) {
      ()
      ()
    }
  }, [updateData])

  
  ( {
     (!(data)) {
      form.({
        : data.,
        : data.?. ?? 
      })
    }
  }, [data, form])

   handleSubmit = (: ):  {
    ({
      : assetId,
      : {
        : values.,
        : { : values. }
      }
    })
  }

   handleCancel = ():  {
    ()
    ()
  }

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  )
}

Modal Props

interface ModalProps {
  open: boolean                    // Controls modal visibility
  onCancel?: () => void           // Called when user closes modal (X button, Esc, backdrop click)
  onOk?: () => void               // Called when OK button clicked (if using default footer)
  title?: React.ReactNode         // Modal title
  width?: number | string         // Modal width (default: 520)
  footer?: React.ReactNode        // Custom footer (null = no footer)
  closable?: boolean              // Show close X button (default: true)
  maskClosable?: boolean          // Click backdrop to close (default: true)
  destroyOnClose?: boolean        // Destroy children when closed (default: false)
  centered?: boolean              // Vertically center modal (default: false)
}

---

WindowModal Component

The <WindowModal> component provides draggable, resizable window-style modals.

Basic WindowModal Usage

import { useState } from 'react'
import { WindowModal, Button } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'

export const MyComponent = (): React.JSX.Element => {
  const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState(false)

  return (
    <>
      <Button onClick={() => setIsOpen(true)}>
        Open window
      </Button>

      <WindowModal
        open={isOpen}
        onClose={() => setIsOpen(false)}
        title="Draggable Window"
        width={800}
        height={600}
      >
        <div>
          <h3>Window content</h3>
          <p>This modal can be dragged and resized!</p>
        </div>
      </WindowModal>
    </>
  )
}

WindowModal with Tabs

Common pattern: Multi-section window

import { useState } from 'react'
import { WindowModal, Tabs } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'
import type { TabsProps } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'

export const SettingsWindow = ({ onClose }: Props): React.JSX.Element => {
  const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState(true)

  const items: TabsProps['items'] = [
    {
      key: 'general',
      label: 'General',
      children: <GeneralSettings />
    },
    {
      key: 'advanced',
      label: 'Advanced',
      children: <AdvancedSettings />
    }
  ]

  return (
    <WindowModal
      open={isOpen}
      onClose={() => {
        setIsOpen(false)
        onClose()
      }}
      title="Settings"
      width={900}
      height={700}
      resizable
      draggable
    >
      < = />
    
  )
}

WindowModal Props

interface WindowModalProps {
  open: boolean                   // Controls visibility
  onClose?: () => void           // Called when window closes
  title?: React.ReactNode        // Window title
  width?: number                 // Window width (default: 520)
  height?: number                // Window height (default: auto)
  resizable?: boolean            // Enable resize handles (default: false)
  draggable?: boolean            // Enable dragging by title bar (default: true)
  centered?: boolean             // Center window initially (default: true)
  destroyOnClose?: boolean       // Destroy children when closed (default: false)
}

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Imperative Modals (Hooks)

For simple interactions, use imperative hooks instead of declarative components.

useFormModal Hook

The useFormModal hook provides modal dialogs with form functionality. The most commonly used is the confirm modal for user confirmations.

🚨 MOST IMPORTANT: Confirmation Modal

The confirm() method is the most frequently used modal type! Use it for:

• Confirming destructive actions (delete, remove, discard changes)
• Yes/No questions requiring explicit user confirmation
• Any action that needs user acknowledgment before proceeding

Modal Types Available

interface UseFormModalHookResponse {
  confirm: (props) => { destroy: () => void, update: (config) => void }  // ⭐ MOST COMMON
  input: (props) => { destroy: () => void, update: (config) => void }
  textarea: (props) => { destroy: () => void, update: (config) => void }
  upload: (props) => { destroy: () => void, update: (config) => void }
}

Confirmation Modal (Most Common Use Case)

Basic Confirmation Modal

This is the most common pattern in Pimcore Studio UI:

import { useFormModal } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'
import { useTranslation } from 'react-i18next'

export const MyComponent = () => {
  const modal = useFormModal()
  const { t } = useTranslation()

  const handleDelete = () => {
    // ⭐ Most common modal pattern - confirmation dialog
    modal.confirm({
      title: t('delete.confirmation.title'),
      content: t('delete.confirmation.text'),
      okText: t('delete.confirmation.ok'),
      cancelText: t('cancel'),
      onOk: async () => {
        await deleteItem()
      }
    })
  }

  return (
    <Button
      color="danger"
      onClick={ handleDelete }
    >
      {t('delete')}
    </Button>
  )
}

Confirmation Modal Props

interface ConfirmFormModalProps {
  title?: string | React.ReactNode      // Modal title
  content?: string | React.ReactNode    // Modal content/message
  okText?: string                        // OK button text (default: "Yes")
  cancelText?: string                    // Cancel button text (default: "No")
  onOk?: () => void | Promise<void>     // OK callback (⭐ REQUIRED)
  onCancel?: () => void                  // Cancel callback (optional)
  dontAskAgainKey?: string              // Enable "Don't ask again" checkbox
  type?: 'info' | 'success' | 'error' | 'warning' | 'confirm'
  icon?: React.ReactNode                 // Custom icon
  okButtonProps?: ButtonProps            // OK button properties (e.g., { color: 'danger' })
  cancelButtonProps?: ButtonProps        // Cancel button properties
  width?: number |                 
}

Real-World Example: Delete Confirmation

// File: widget-editor/hooks/use-widget-editor.tsx
import { useFormModal } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'
import { useTranslation } from 'react-i18next'

export const useWidgetEditor = () => {
  const modal = useFormModal()
  const { t } = useTranslation()
  const [deleteWidget] = useWidgetDeleteMutation()

  // ⭐ Standard delete confirmation pattern
  const removeWithConfirmation = (widgetId: string, onFinish?: () => void) => {
    modal.confirm({
      title: t('element.delete.confirmation.title'),
      content: <span>{t('element.delete.confirmation.text')}</span>,
      okText: t('element.delete.confirmation.ok'),
      onOk: async () => {
        await deleteWidget({ widgetId })
        onFinish?.()
      }
    })
  }

  return { removeWithConfirmation }
}

Confirmation with "Don't Ask Again"

Use dontAskAgainKey to add a "Don't ask again" checkbox that stores the user's preference:

modal.confirm({
  title: t('close.confirmation.title'),
  content: t('close.confirmation.text'),
  okText: t('yes'),
  cancelText: t('no'),
  dontAskAgainKey: 'close-without-saving-confirmation',  // Unique key for localStorage
  onOk: async () => {
    await closeWithoutSaving()
  }
})

// On subsequent calls, if user checked "Don't ask again", 
// the modal won't show and onOk() is called immediately

Common Confirmation Modal Patterns

Pattern: Delete Action

// ⭐ Most common pattern - delete with danger styling
modal.confirm({
  title: t('delete.confirmation.title'),
  content: t('delete.confirmation.text'),
  okText: t('delete'),
  okButtonProps: { color: 'danger' },  // Red button for destructive action
  onOk: async () => {
    await deleteItem()
    await messageApi.success(t('delete.success'))
  }
})

Pattern: Unsaved Changes

// ⭐ Common pattern - warn about losing changes
modal.confirm({
  title: t('unsaved-changes.title'),
  content: t('unsaved-changes.text'),
  okText: t('discard-changes'),
  cancelText: t('keep-editing'),
  dontAskAgainKey: 'close-without-saving',  // Optional: remember choice
  onOk: () => {
    closeWithoutSaving()
  }
})

Pattern: Publish/Unpublish

// ⭐ Common pattern - state change confirmation
modal.confirm({
  title: t('publish.confirmation.title'),
  content: t('publish.confirmation.text'),
  okText: t('publish'),
  onOk: async () => {
    await publishItem()
    await messageApi.success(t('publish.success'))
  }
})

Pattern: Generic Confirmation

// ⭐ Simple yes/no confirmation
modal.confirm({
  title: t('confirm.title'),
  content: t('confirm.text'),
  okText: t('yes'),     // Default
  cancelText: t('no'),  // Default
  onOk: async () => {
    await performAction()
  }
})

Input Modal

Displays a modal with a single text input field.

Basic Input Modal

const modal = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()

const handleRename = () => {
  modal.input({
    title: t('rename.title'),
    label: t('rename.label'),
    initialValue: currentName,
    okText: t('save'),
    cancelText: t('cancel'),
    onOk: async (newName: string) => {
      await updateName(newName)
    }
  })
}

Input Modal Props

interface InputFormModalProps {
  title?: string                         // Modal title
  label?: string                         // Input field label
  initialValue?: string                  // Pre-filled value
  rule?: Rule                           // Validation rule
  okText?: string
  cancelText?: string
  onOk?: (value: string) => void | Promise<void>
}

Input Modal with Validation

modal.input({
  title: t('create-folder.title'),
  label: t('create-folder.label'),
  rule: {
    required: true,
    message: t('create-folder.validation.required')
  },
  okText: t('create'),
  onOk: async (folderName: string) => {
    await createFolder(folderName)
  }
})

Real-World Example: Rename Widget

// File: open-element/context/open-element-data-context.tsx
const { input } = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()

const handleRenameWidget = (widgetId: string, currentName: string) => {
  input({
    title: t('widget.rename.title'),
    label: t('widget.rename.label'),
    initialValue: currentName,
    rule: {
      required: true,
      message: t('widget.rename.validation.required')
    },
    onOk: async (newName: string) => {
      await updateWidget(widgetId, { name: newName })
    }
  })
}

Textarea Modal

Displays a modal with a multi-line textarea input.

Basic Textarea Modal

const modal = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()

const handleEditDescription = () => {
  modal.textarea({
    title: t('edit-description.title'),
    label: t('edit-description.label'),
    initialValue: currentDescription,
    placeholder: t('edit-description.placeholder'),
    okText: t('save'),
    onOk: async (newDescription: string) => {
      await updateDescription(newDescription)
    }
  })
}

Textarea Modal Props

interface TextareaFormModalProps {
  title?: string                         // Modal title
  label?: string                         // Textarea label
  initialValue?: string                  // Pre-filled value
  placeholder?: string                   // Placeholder text
  okText?: string
  cancelText?: string
  onOk?: (value: string) => void | Promise<void>
}

Real-World Example: Edit Notes

const modal = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()

const handleEditNotes = (currentNotes: string) => {
  modal.textarea({
    title: t('notes.edit.title'),
    label: t('notes.edit.label'),
    initialValue: currentNotes,
    placeholder: t('notes.edit.placeholder'),
    onOk: async (newNotes: string) => {
      await saveNotes(newNotes)
      await messageApi.success(t('notes.save.success'))
    }
  })
}

Upload Modal

Displays a modal with a file upload input.

Basic Upload Modal

const modal = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()

const handleUploadFile = () => {
  modal.upload({
    title: t('upload.title'),
    label: t('upload.label'),
    accept: '.csv,.xlsx',  // Accepted file types
    okText: t('upload'),
    onOk: async (files: FileList) => {
      await uploadFiles(files)
    }
  })
}

Upload Modal Props

interface UploadFormModalProps {
  title?: string                         // Modal title
  label?: string                         // Upload field label
  accept?: string                        // Accepted file types (e.g., '.csv,.pdf')
  rule?: Rule                           // Validation rule
  okText?: string
  cancelText?: string
  onOk?: (files: FileList) => void | Promise<void>
}

Upload with Validation

modal.upload({
  title: t('import.title'),
  label: t('import.file-label'),
  accept: '.csv',
  rule: {
    required: true,
    message: t('import.validation.file-required')
  },
  onOk: async (files: FileList) => {
    if (files.length > 0) {
      await importData(files[0])
      await messageApi.success(t('import.success'))
    }
  }
})

useAlertModal Hook

The useAlertModal hook provides simple alert-style modals for info, success, error, and warning messages.

Alert Types

interface UseAlertModalResponse {
  info: (props) => { destroy: () => void, update: (config) => void }
  success: (props) => { destroy: () => void, update: (config) => void }
  error: (props) => { destroy: () => void, update: (config) => void }
  warn: (props) => { destroy: () => void, update: (config) => void }
}

Basic Alert Usage

import { useAlertModal } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'
import { useTranslation } from 'react-i18next'

export const MyComponent = () => {
  const modal = useAlertModal()
  const { t } = useTranslation()

  const showInfo = () => {
    modal.info({
      title: 'information',  // Translation key (auto-translated)
      content: t('app.loading-info')
    })
  }

  const showError = () => {
    modal.error({
      title: 'error',  // Translation key (auto-translated)
      content: t('app.initialization-failed')
    })
  }

  const showSuccess = () => {
    modal.success({
      content: t('operation.completed')
      // title defaults to t('success')
    })
  }

  const showWarning = () => {
    modal.warn({
      content: t('unsaved-changes.warning')
      
    })
  }

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  )
}

Alert Modal Props

interface IAlertModalProps {
  title?: string                         // Title (translation key, auto-translated)
  content: string | React.ReactNode      // Content message
  okText?: string                        // OK button text
  onOk?: () => void                      // OK callback
  width?: number | string                // Modal width
}

Real-World Example: App Initialization Error

// File: app/app-loader/app-loader.tsx
import { useAlertModal } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'
import { useTranslation } from 'react-i18next'

export const AppLoader = () => {
  const modal = useAlertModal()
  const { t } = useTranslation()

  useEffect(() => {
    const initializeApp = async () => {
      try {
        await loadAppData()
      } catch (error) {
        modal.error({
          title: 'error',  // Auto-translated to t('error')
          content: t('app.initialization-failed'),
          onOk: () => {
            window.location.reload()
          }
        })
      }
    }

    initializeApp()
  }, [])

  return <div>Loading...</div>
}

useStudioModal Hook

The useStudioModal hook provides the base modal functionality. It works seamlessly across iframe boundaries.

Basic Usage

import { useStudioModal } from '@pimcore/studio-ui-bundle/components'

export const MyComponent = () => {
  const { modal, localModal } = useStudioModal()

  const showConfirmation = () => {
    // `modal` works across iframes (uses parent window's modal if in iframe)
    modal.confirm({
      title: 'Confirm Action',
      content: 'Are you sure?',
      onOk: () => {
        // Handle confirmation
      }
    })
  }

  return <Button onClick={ showConfirmation }>Show Modal</Button>
}

StudioModal Response

interface StudioModalResponse {
  modal: ModalStaticFunctions        // Modal instance (parent if in iframe)
  localModal: ModalStaticFunctions   // Always local modal instance
}

When to Use

• Use modal for most cases (works across iframes automatically)
• Use localModal when you specifically need the modal in the current window only

Modal Control Methods

All modal hooks return methods to control the modal:

Destroy Modal

const modalInstance = modal.confirm({
  title: t('confirm.title'),
  content: t('confirm.text'),
  onOk: handleConfirm
})

// Later, close the modal programmatically
modalInstance.destroy()

Update Modal

const modalInstance = modal.confirm({
  title: t('processing.title'),
  content: t('processing.text'),
  okButtonProps: { loading: false }
})

// Update the modal (e.g., show loading state)
modalInstance.update({
  okButtonProps: { loading: true }
})

// Update again
setTimeout(() => {
  modalInstance.update({
    content: t('processing.complete'),
    okButtonProps: { loading: false }
  })
}, 2000)

Common Patterns

Pattern 1: Delete Confirmation

const modal = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()
const [deleteItem, { isLoading }] = useDeleteMutation()

const handleDelete = (itemId: number) => {
  modal.confirm({
    title: t('delete.confirmation.title'),
    content: t('delete.confirmation.text'),
    okText: t('delete'),
    okButtonProps: { color: 'danger' },
    onOk: async () => {
      await deleteItem({ id: itemId })
    }
  })
}

Pattern 2: Unsaved Changes Warning

const modal = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()

const handleClose = (hasUnsavedChanges: boolean) => {
  if (!hasUnsavedChanges) {
    closeEditor()
    return
  }

  modal.confirm({
    title: t('unsaved-changes.title'),
    content: t('unsaved-changes.text'),
    okText: t('discard-changes'),
    cancelText: t('keep-editing'),
    dontAskAgainKey: 'close-without-saving',
    onOk: () => {
      closeEditor()
    }
  })
}

Pattern 3: Create with Name Input

const modal = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()
const [createItem] = useCreateMutation()

const handleCreate = () => {
  modal.input({
    title: t('create-item.title'),
    label: t('create-item.name-label'),
    rule: {
      required: true,
      message: t('create-item.validation.name-required'),
      pattern: /^[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+$/,
      message: t('create-item.validation.name-pattern')
    },
    onOk: async (name: string) => {
      await createItem({ name })
      await messageApi.success(t('create-item.success'))
    }
  })
}

Pattern 4: Multi-Step Modal Updates

const modal = useFormModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()

const handleComplexOperation = async () => {
  const modalInstance = modal.confirm({
    title: t('operation.title'),
    content: t('operation.step-1'),
    okText: t('continue'),
    cancelText: t('cancel'),
    onOk: async () => {
      // Show loading
      modalInstance.update({
        content: t('operation.processing'),
        okButtonProps: { loading: true },
        cancelButtonProps: { disabled: true }
      })

      try {
        await performStep1()
        
        // Update to step 2
        modalInstance.update({
          content: t('operation.step-2'),
          okButtonProps: { loading: false },
          cancelButtonProps: { disabled: false }
        })

         ()
        
        
        modalInstance.()
         messageApi.(())
      }  (error) {
        modalInstance.()
         messageApi.(())
      }
    }
  })
}

Pattern 5: Error Alert with Retry

const modal = useAlertModal()
const { t } = useTranslation()

const handleLoadDataWithRetry = async () => {
  try {
    await loadData()
  } catch (error) {
    modal.error({
      title: 'error',
      content: t('data.load-failed'),
      okText: t('retry'),
      onOk: () => {
        handleLoadDataWithRetry()  // Retry
      }
    })
  }
}

When to Use Each Modal Type

⭐ useFormModal.confirm() - MOST COMMON!

This is the most frequently used modal in Pimcore Studio UI!

Use for:

• Confirming destructive actions (delete, remove, discard) - Most common!
• Yes/No questions requiring explicit user confirmation
• State changes that need confirmation (publish, unpublish)
• Unsaved changes warnings before closing/navigating
• Any action that needs explicit user acknowledgment before proceeding

// ⭐ The pattern you'll use most often:
modal.confirm({
  title: t('action.confirmation.title'),
  content: t('action.confirmation.text'),
  okText: t('confirm'),
  onOk: async () => {
    await performAction()
  }
})

useFormModal.input()

Use for:

• Collecting single-line text input (names, titles)
• Rename operations
• Creating items with a name

useFormModal.textarea()

Use for:

• Collecting multi-line text (descriptions, notes, comments)
• Editing longer text content

useFormModal.upload()

Use for:

• File upload operations
• Import/export with file selection
• Attachment uploads

useAlertModal.info()

Use for:

• Informational messages
• Help or guidance

useAlertModal.success()

Use for:

• Success confirmations (less common, prefer toast messages)
• Operation completed notifications

useAlertModal.error()

Use for:

• Critical errors that block workflow
• Initialization failures
• Errors requiring user acknowledgment

useAlertModal.warn()

Use for:

• Non-blocking warnings
• Important notices

Common Mistakes

❌ Not Using Translations

// DON'T - Hardcoded text
modal.confirm({
  title: 'Delete Item',
  content: 'Are you sure?'
})

// DO - Always use translations
modal.confirm({
  title: t('delete.confirmation.title'),
  content: t('delete.confirmation.text')
})

❌ Not Handling Async Operations

// DON'T - Not awaiting
modal.confirm({
  onOk: () => {
    deleteItem()  // Fire and forget
  }
})

// DO - Await async operations
modal.confirm({
  onOk: async () => {
    await deleteItem()
    await messageApi.success(t('deleted'))
  }
})

❌ Using Modal for Simple Notifications

// DON'T - Modal for simple success message
modal.success({
  content: t('saved')
})

// DO - Use toast message instead
messageApi.success(t('saved'))

❌ Not Providing Feedback

// DON'T - No feedback after action
modal.confirm({
  title: t('delete.title'),
  content: t('delete.text'),
  onOk: async () => {
    await deleteItem()
    // No feedback!
  }
})

// DO - Always provide feedback
modal.confirm({
  title: t('delete.title'),
  content: t('delete.text'),
  onOk: async () => {
    await deleteItem()
    await messageApi.success(t('delete.success'))  // Feedback!
  }
})

❌ Missing Validation in Input Modals

// DON'T - No validation
modal.input({
  title: t('create.title'),
  onOk: async (name: string) => {
    await create(name)  // Could be empty or invalid!
  }
})

// DO - Add validation rules
modal.input({
  title: t('create.title'),
  rule: {
    required: true,
    message: t('validation.name-required')
  },
  onOk: async (name: string) => {
    await create(name)
  }
})

Quick Reference

Modal Type Selection

Need	Use
Confirm action	useFormModal().confirm()
Get single-line input	useFormModal().input()
Get multi-line input	useFormModal().textarea()
Upload file	useFormModal().upload()
Show info	useAlertModal().info() or toast
Show error	useAlertModal().error() for critical
Show success	Toast (not modal)
Show warning	useAlertModal().warn() or toast

Common Modal Configurations

// Delete confirmation
modal.confirm({
  title: t('delete.title'),
  content: t('delete.text'),
  okText: t('delete'),
  okButtonProps: { color: 'danger' },
  onOk: async () => await delete()
})

// Create with input
modal.input({
  title: t('create.title'),
  label: t('name.label'),
  rule: { required: true, message: t('validation.required') },
  onOk: async (name) => await create(name)
})

// Don't ask again
modal.confirm({
  title: t('close.title'),
  content: t('close.text'),
  dontAskAgainKey: 'close-confirmation',
  onOk: () => close()
})

Next Steps

• pimcore-studio-ui-notifications-toasts - Toast messages for simple feedback
• pimcore-studio-ui-forms-antd - Form components and validation
• pimcore-studio-ui-buttons - Buttons that trigger modals
• pimcore-studio-ui-i18n - Translation keys for modal content