in experiments/veo-app/components/dialog.py [0:0]
def dialog(is_open: bool):
"""Renders a dialog component.
The design of the dialog borrows from the Angular component dialog. So basically
rounded corners and some box shadow.
One current drawback is that it's not possible to close the dialog
by clicking on the overlay background. This is due to
https://github.com/google/mesop/issues/268.
Args:
is_open: Whether the dialog is visible or not.
"""
with me.box(
style=me.Style(
background="rgba(0,0,0,0.4)",
display="block" if is_open else "none",
height="100%",
left=0, # Ensure overlay covers from the left edge
top=0, # Ensure overlay covers from the top edge
overflow_x="auto",
overflow_y="auto",
position="fixed", # Use fixed positioning for overlay
width="100%",
z_index=1000, # Ensure dialog is on top
)
):
# This box centers the dialog content vertically and horizontally
with me.box(
style=me.Style(
display="flex", # Use flexbox for centering
align_items="center", # Center vertically
justify_content="center", # Center horizontally
height="100%", # Take full height of the overlay
width="100%", # Take full width of the overlay
padding=me.Padding.all(20) # Add some padding so dialog doesn't touch edges
)
):
# This is the actual dialog box container
with me.box(
style=me.Style(
background=me.theme_var("surface-container-lowest"), # Use theme variable for background
color=me.theme_var("on-surface"), # Use theme variable for text color
border_radius=8, # Slightly smaller radius for modern look
box_shadow=( # Standard shadow
"0 3px 1px -2px #0003, 0 2px 2px #00000024, 0 1px 5px #0000001f"
),
padding=me.Padding.all(24), # Inner padding for content
width="auto", # Let width be determined by content
max_width="500px", # Set a max width
display="block", # Ensure it behaves as a block
box_sizing="border-box", # Include padding/border in width/height
)
):
me.slot() # Content goes here