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@locmod/notifications

v1.0.2

Published

Downloads

69

Readme

@locmod/notifications

Unlike Modals Notification system based on templates. The root component is containers/App/Notifications. It includes all templates of notifications. The templates should be placed in compositions/notifications folder.

Installation

npm install --save @locmod/notifications

or

yarn add @locmod/notifications

Create a notification

Create a notification in compositions/notifications folder.

import React from 'react'

import { Box } from 'components/layout'
import { Title, Text } from 'components/typography'

import Notification from 'components/Notification/Notification'
import type { NotificationProps } from 'components/Notification/Notification'


type PlainNotificationProps = NotificationProps & {
  title: string | Intl.Message
  text: string | Intl.Message
}

const PlainNotification: React.FunctionComponent<PlainNotificationProps> = ({ title, text, closeNotification }) => (
  <Notification closeNotification={closeNotification}>
    <Title size="16-16" message={title} color="gold-50" />
    <Box mt={8}>
      <Text size="14-20" message={text} />
    </Box>
  </Notification>
)


export default PlainNotification

danger Be sure closeNotification prop is used and passed to <Notification /> component! It used inside notifications manager to understand what notification should be closed when close method is called.

You can use the code below as Live Template to create new notifications faster.

import Notification from 'components/Notification/Notification'
import type { NotificationProps } from 'components/Notification/Notification'


type $COMPONENT$Props = NotificationProps & {
  // custom props here
}

const $COMPONENT$: React.FunctionComponent<$COMPONENT$Props> = ({ closeNotification }) => (
  <Notification closeNotification={closeNotification}>
    {/* content here */}
  </Notification>
)


export default $COMPONENT$

note As you can see the Notification component (base for all notifications) is taken from components folder. This is because of architecture, our own styles should be stored in src folder, not in local_modules. Please don't create additional base components.

Add a notification to the system

import PlainNotification from 'compositions/notifications/PlainNotification/PlainNotification'

export const templates = {
  'plain': PlainNotification,
} as const

templates used in App/Notifications/type.d.ts to create global Notifications type which used in notifications/manager to provide types experience when openNotification is used.

Use created notification

import { openNotification } from 'notifications'

openNotification('plain', {
  title: 'Success',
  text: 'User address is updated!'
})