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@genesislcap/pbc-notify-ui

v15.32.0

Published

Genesis PBC Notify UI

Downloads

19,998

Readme

@genesislcap/pbc-notify-ui

Documentation for this package is published on the Genesis docs site:

Docs: Toast notifications

Installation

Add the package to your package.json dependencies. After changing dependencies, run npm run bootstrap (or your project's equivalent). See package.json basics for more information.

{
  "dependencies": {
    "@genesislcap/pbc-notify-ui": "latest"
  }
}

Alert sounds

Use two elements that share AlertSoundPlayer.shared (IndexedDB-backed):

  1. Layout listener — mount once so sounds can play when the inbox is closed:
<foundation-sounds></foundation-sounds>
  1. Config panel — used by the Alerts Center Sounds tab (do not mount a second listener):
<foundation-sounds-panel></foundation-sounds-panel>

Both elements must resolve the same @genesislcap/pbc-notify-ui module instance. AlertSoundPlayer.shared is a module-scoped singleton — if the layout listener and inbox panel load the package from separate bundles (e.g. a host static import plus a federated notify remote without singleton sharing), each gets its own player: the Sounds tab configures one while the listener plays from another, which looks like total silence with no error. The usual Genesis path (genx / local src/pbc / one npm workspace copy) is fine.

Configure up to 10 sound rules (start with one, add more with +). Each rule can match:

  • MESSAGE text — MESSAGE contains the word or phrase (case-insensitive, whole-phrase edges), e.g. limit breached
  • HEADER text — HEADER contains the word or phrase (case-insensitive, whole-phrase edges), e.g. Price alert
  • Notification rule — plays when a new alert’s DYNAMIC_RULE_ID equals the selected rule id (REQ_NOTIFICATION_RULE). Subscribing to a template creates a rule for you, so those appear in this list too.

The first matching rule wins. Requires the platform to populate DYNAMIC_RULE_ID on alert rows.

There is no bundled default sound. Rules (match config + files) are stored in IndexedDB and restored on reload. Each sound file must be 2 MB or smaller, since every rule's audio shares the browser's storage quota for the origin.

Disable with sound-enabled="false" on <foundation-sounds>, or by not mounting the layout listener.

Browsers may block playback until the user has interacted with the page (choosing a file counts as a gesture).

License

Note: this project provides front-end dependencies and uses licensed components listed in the next section; thus, licenses for those components are required during development. Contact Genesis Global for more details.

Licensed components

Genesis low-code platform