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# Accept
Accept is a stylized substitute to the browser `confirm` dialog.
## Arguments
- `message` - A string that gets displayed to the user in the cofirm dialog.
- `callback` - A callback that gets called after confirms or cancels the dialog.
- `confirmButtonText` - Optional confirm button text, defaults to 'OK'.
- `cancelButtonText` - Optional cancel button text, defaults to 'Cancel'.
- `options` - Optional parameters
## Options
- `isScary` - if `true`, confirm button will look scary.
## Usage
While `confirm` returns a value synchronously, Accept must be performed asynchronously. In addition to your message, you must pass a function which will be executed upon a user's selection with the result of the confirmation.
```js
import accept from 'calypso/lib/accept';
accept( 'Are you sure you want to perform this action?', function ( accepted ) {
if ( accepted ) {
// User accepted the prompt
} else {
// User cancelled or otherwise closed the prompt
}
} );
```
This will make the confirmation button look scary:
```js
import accept from 'calypso/lib/accept';
accept(
'Are you sure you want to perform this action?',
function ( accepted ) {
if ( accepted ) {
// User accepted the prompt
} else {
// User cancelled or otherwise closed the prompt
}
},
translate( 'Destroy Everything' ),
translate( 'Nevermind' ),
{
isScary: true,
}
);
```
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