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JS SDK Modal Popup Options Updated

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    • Updated documentation for modal popup options in the SDK, including new parameters for controlling the extension install button, popup timer duration, and a callback for when the modal is closed.
    • Clarified that all modal options are optional and can be used individually.

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The documentation for the setModalOptions method in the Reclaim SDK was updated to introduce and describe three new optional configuration parameters for the modal popup in the triggerReclaimFlow method. Syntax consistency improvements and clarifications regarding the optional nature of modal options were also made.

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File(s) Change Summary
content/docs/advance-options/web-sdk.mdx Enhanced documentation for setModalOptions with new optional parameters and additional details.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant ReclaimSDK
    Developer->>ReclaimSDK: triggerReclaimFlow({ modalOptions })
    alt showExtensionInstallButton is true
        ReclaimSDK->>Developer: Show extension install button in modal
    end
    Note over ReclaimSDK: Start modalPopupTimer (default 1 min)
    Developer->>ReclaimSDK: Close modal
    alt onClose callback defined
        ReclaimSDK->>Developer: Invoke onClose callback
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
content/docs/advance-options/web-sdk.mdx (2)

490-496: Clarify modalPopupTimer semantics & add missing type hints

The new modalPopupTimer field is documented “in minutes”. In JavaScript, timers are almost universally expressed in milliseconds – or at least seconds – so minutes may surprise integrators. Consider either

  1. renaming the option to something explicit (modalPopupTimeoutMinutes), or
  2. clarifying in the inline comment and in the table that the value must be provided in minutes.

If changing the API is not possible, add a short note such as:

-  modalPopupTimer: 1, // Modal popup timer in minutes (default: 1)
+  // ⬇️ value is in minutes
+  modalPopupTimer: 1, // Modal popup timer in minutes (default: 1)

Likewise, consider showing the expected TypeScript shape in a separate snippet to make the parameter types (boolean | number | () => void) explicit.


505-513: Minor punctuation & consistency polish

• Line 506 begins with “Note:” but the list items that follow don’t terminate with periods, while earlier lists mix punctuation styles.
• The description for onClose is wordier than earlier bullets and uses “can be called”, which is implied.

Suggested tightening:

-Note: All the options are optional and can be used individually.
+Note: Each option is optional and can be provided independently.

-`onClose` (Default: `undefined`): Callback function that can be called when modal is closed for custom logic
+`onClose` (Default: `undefined`): Callback invoked when the modal is closed

This keeps tone and formatting aligned with the rest of the doc.

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[uncategorized] ~506-~506: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ... and can be used individually. - title: Custom title for the modal dialog - `de...

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@Kushal7788 Kushal7788 merged commit e90f81e into main Jun 27, 2025
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