Confirm morph

A React component in Beamline's Actions category.

A destructive action that asks in place: the button morphs into its question, then into working, then into the result with Undo or Retry, without a dialog.

Use it for

  • Destructive or costly actions in dense places (table rows, cards) where a dialog would be heavy.

Not for

Anatomy

  • trigger
  • question with Cancel and Confirm
  • working status
  • result with Undo
  • error with Retry

Variants

  • tone: danger, neutral

States

  • idle
  • confirming
  • pending
  • done
  • error
  • undoing

Keyboard

  • Enter opens the question
  • focus starts on Cancel
  • Escape cancels
  • focus returns to the trigger

Motion

The frame resizes on a 280 ms ease while each state cross-fades with a slight blur; reduced motion swaps instantly.

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
label / icon / promptReactNode—
labelsPartial<{ confirm, cancel, pending, done, error, retry, undo, undoing }>—
onConfirm / onUndo() => void | Promise<unknown>—
step / defaultStep / onStepChange"idle" | "confirming" | "pending" | "done" | "error" | "undoing"—
autoCancelAfter / resultFornumber (ms)6000 / 5000
dismissOnOutsidebooleantrue
tone"danger" | "neutral""danger"
style / refCSSProperties / native Ref—native HTMLDivElement
classNamesConfirmMorphClassNames—

Dependencies

lucide-react, motion

Import

import { ConfirmMorph } from "@/components/confirm-morph/confirm-morph";

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