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@magicbruno/swalstrap5

v1.0.10

Published

Sweetalert2 inspired dialog based on Bootstrap 5

Downloads

24

Readme

Sweet Alert for Bootstrap 5

A Swetalert and Bootbox alternative build on Bootstrap 5 Modal and Toast components. Do you need Swalstrap for Bootstrap 4? Go here.

Getting started

Load Swalstrap form CDN:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@magicbruno/[email protected]/dist/js/swalstrap5_all.min.js"></script>

swalstrap5_all.js will load automatically Swalstrap stylesheet and will create a default instance of Swalstrap named Swal (an aliased as swal, Sweetalert and sweetalert).

You can use Swalstrap applying fire method to the created instance:

<script>
    Swal.fire('Wanderful!','Swalstrap is working!','success')
</script>

If you prefer you can load Swalstrap stylesheet (or a customized one) separately:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@magicbruno/[email protected]/dist/css/swalstrap.min.css">

and load swalstrap5.js version:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@magicbruno/[email protected]/dist/js/swalstrap5.min.js"></script>

In this case you must create at least an instance of Swalstrap an then use it to open your popups:

<script>
    // Create an instance 
    const mySwal = new Swalstrap();
    // Then use it for all your popups
    mySwal.fire('Wanderful!','Swalstrap is working!','success');
</script>

Downloading Swalstrap

You can install package via npm:

npm install @magicbruno/[email protected]

clone the git package:

git clone https://github.com/magicbruno/SwalStrap5.git

or download it.

Warning

Swalstrap is inspired to Sweetalert NOT a clone. Features are reproduced not copied. So there are differences. Watch documentation and test examples.