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@ngrx/notify

v1.0.0

Published

Web Notifications Powered by RxJS for Angular 2

Downloads

10

Readme

@ngrx/notify

Web Notifications Powered by RxJS for Angular 2

Join the chat at https://gitter.im/ngrx/notify

Easily create and handle desktop notifications in Angular 2

Installation

Install @ngrx/notify from npm:

npm install @ngrx/notify --save

Setup the providers, optionally providing global notification options:

import { NOTIFY_PROVIDERS, NOTIFY_GLOBAL_OPTIONS } from '@ngrx/notify';

bootstrap(App, [
  NOTIFY_PROVIDERS,
  { provide: NOTIFY_GLOBAL_OPTIONS, multi: true, useValue: { /* global options here */ } }
])

Usage

Requesting Notification Permission

Before creating notifications, you must resolve the app's notification permission:

class AppComponent {
  constructor(notify: Notify) {
    notify.requestPermission().subscribe(permission => {
      if (permission) {
        // continue
      }
    });
  }
}

Creating a Notification

To create a notification observable, call the open() method with a title and optional config. The notification will be opened when you subscribe to the observable and will close after you unsubscribe from it. The observable will emit the instance of the notification every time it is clicked on:

notify.open('Hello world!', options)
  // Automatically close the notification after 5 seconds
  .takeUntil(Observable.timer(5000))
  // Close the notification after it has been clicked once
  .take(1)
  .subscribe(notification => {

  });

See the documentation on MDN for available options.