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bootstrap-sweetalert

v1.0.1

Published

A beautiful 'replacement' for JavaScript's alert

Downloads

6,370

Readme

If you are looking for the non-Bootstrap version refer to the original SweetAlert project.

SweetAlert for Bootstrap

npm version Bower version

An awesome replacement for JavaScript's alert() made for Bootstrap.

Usage

On how to use these alerts, read the docs from the original SweetAlert project.

The main difference here is that instead of using the confirmButtonColor you should use the confirmButtonClass. It can take any of the default Bootstrap classes for buttons like: btn-danger, btn-success, etc. The rest of the API remains exactly the same.

Also if you are using Less in your project, then instead of including the *.css files include the sweet-alert.less in your building process. That way it will use the Bootstrap's variables to match your theme perfectly.

Development

$ npm install
$ grunt

Run tests

$ npm install
$ bower install
$ grunt test