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@r-tek/alertpal

v2.1.0

Published

AlertPal, a lightweight JavaScript alerts system, offering regular alerts, confirm dialog, and side messages/notifications.

Downloads

12

Readme


Features:

  • Features simple alert pop-ups, confirm dialouges and a larger modal
  • Includes messages that slide in from the top right corner of the screen, which can be styled as Error messages, Success messages and more (See below for details)
  • Choose from a Light and Dark CSS file
  • Modern and responsive flat designs
  • ~1kb file size, meaning a fast component for any application
  • Works on all major browsers

Examples:

  • https://r-tek.github.io/alertpal/get-started.html
  • https://codepen.io/TEK-Projects/pen/XWXvNKP

Getting Started:

Installation
  • Install with NPM:

    $ npm i @r-tek/alertpal

    If you are using a bundler like Webpack, you can import the module:

    // ES6
    import alertpal from '@r-tek/alertpal';
    
    // OR
    
    // CommonJs
    const alertpal = require('@r-tek/alertpal');

    For now, you'll need to bring in the CSS file through one of the methods below.

  • Using the CDN via JsDelivr:

    <script>
    	type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@r-tek/[email protected]/build/alertpal.min.js"
    </script>

    Light-mode CSS File:

    <link
    	rel="stylesheet"
    	type="text/css"
    	href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@r-tek/[email protected]/build/alertpal_light.min.css"
    />

    Dark-mode CSS File:

    <link
    	rel="stylesheet"
    	type="text/css"
    	href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@r-tek/[email protected]/build/alertpal_dark.min.css"
    />
  • Alternatively, you could clone/download the repository. Under the /build directory, include the alertpal.min.js and, either the alertpal_light.min.css or alertpal_dark.min.css in your project.
Usage
<!-- This will be used to trigger the alert -->

<button id="myButton">Trigger Alert</button>

<script type="text/javascript">
	/*
	 * In most cases, calling the alert will require you pass a parameter
	 * The parameter will be be an object of optional properties
	 * These are different for each type of alert
	 * See the link below this code block for the API
	 */

	// Here I define the object
	const objectParam = {
	    title: 'My Alert',
	    description: 'This is my alert pop-up'
	    cancel: 'OK'
	};

	/*
	 * Below I then call the method on the Alertpal Object to create an alert
	 * I pass my object as the parameter
	 */

	Alertpal.alert(objectParam);
</script>

Types of Alerts:

Simple Alert

Simple Alert

Confirm Dialog

Confirm Dialog

Modal

Modal

Message

Normal Success Warn Error

API Information:

For full documentation on how to use the AlertPal function, follow the link belw to the AlertPal API:

https://r-tek.github.io/alertpal/documentation.html

Changelog:

You can check out the changelog for information on the latest updates here:

https://github.com/R-TEK/alertpal/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

Contribution:

Read the contribution files for details on developing with the project. You can find the file here:

https://github.com/R-TEK/alertpal/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

You can also contribute by issuing any bugs you have found or ideas for new features/optimizations to improve the component. You can do this by going to the issues page and posting your bug / feature. Once I have read the issue, I'll add it to a Trello road map. With the road map you can vote for items I have added if you like that feature too, and you can view what has been accepted/rejected, what I'm working on and what has been completed.

License:

The MIT License - see the link below for more details:

https://github.com/R-TEK/alertpal/blob/master/LICENSE


© R-TEK