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@andreasnicolaou/web-notifier

v1.0.2

Published

A lightweight, RxJS-based web notification library with permission handling, auto-dismiss, delay and event callbacks.

Downloads

8

Readme

WebPushNotifier

A lightweight and flexible web notification library that provides a simple API for handling notifications using RxJS observables. It allows you to request permission, display notifications, and handle user interactions in a reactive way.

Features

  • Show web notifications with customizable options.
  • Auto-dismiss notifications after a set of time (optional).
  • Delay notifications after a set of time (optional).
  • Handle click, close and permission denied events with callbacks.
  • Gracefully manage notification permissions.

Installation

npm install @andreasnicolaou/web-notifier

Usage

import { WebPushNotifier } from '@andreasnicolaou/web-notifier';

const webPushNotifier = new WebPushNotifier({ autoDismiss: 5000 });
webPushNotifier.show('Hello there!', { body: 'This is a test notification using @andreasnicolaou/web-notifier.' });

API

new WebPushNotifier(globalOptions?: WebPushNotifierOptions, globalCallbacks?: WebPushNotifierCallbacks)

Creates a new notification handler with optional default settings.

  • globalOptions: Default notification options.
  • globalCallbacks: Default callbacks for notification events.
.show(title: string, options?: WebPushNotifierOptions, callbacks?: WebPushNotifierCallbacks): Observable<Notification | null>

Creates & Displays the notification.

  • title: The title of the notification.
  • options: Notification options (optional).
  • callbacks: Callbacks for notification events (optional).
  • Returns an Observable that emits the notification instance if successful.
.dismissAll(): void

Closes all active notifications.

Learn more about the Notification API