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marko-snackbars

v2.0.1

Published

A notification system built with Marko-Widgets

Downloads

29

Readme

marko-snackbars

Build Status Coverage Status

Snackbar notifications implemented with marko.js.

Installation

npm install --save marko-snackbars

Usage

Creating notifications is simple. Just require the module and start creating the notifications using the createNotification method.

var snackbars = require('marko-snackbars');

snackbars.create({
    // specify the position
    // defaults to 'tr' (top right)
    // other possible values: 'tl', 'tc', 'bl', 'bc', and 'br'
    position: 'tr',

    // the message to display
    message: 'Enter message here',

    // the color of the notification's background (defaults to black)
    bgColor: 'purple',

    // the color of the notification's message (defaults to white)
    messageColor: 'white',

    // the notification will not be dismissed from clicking on it (defaults to true)
    clickDismissEnabled: false,

    // specify custom class(es) for the snackbar
    // useful when testing and you find yourself needing a unique selector.
    // of course, can also be used for overriding styles
    class: 'my-snackbar'

    // the buttons to render on the snackbar (optional)
    buttons: [
        {
            // text to render on button
            text: 'Allow',

            // color of button text
            color: 'green',

            // specify custom class(es) for the button
            class: 'my-button'

            // on click handler
            onClick: function() {
                console.log('cool');
            }
        }
    ],

    onDismiss: function() {
        // successfully dismissed and destroyed the component
    },

    // the amount of time in ms to show the notification
    // default is 5000ms, specifying a negative number will
    // allow the notification to persist indefinitely
    // until closed via the 'allow' or 'deny' button
    ttl: 3000
});

By default, notifications will be appended to the document's body. An alternative target can be specified by passing the createNotification method the target element.

snackbars.create(options, targetElement);

Demo

A demo site running with marko-snackbars can be started by running:

npm start

By default, the demo runs on port 8080 and is accessible from http://localhost:8080. To change the default port set the PORT environment variable.

PORT=8082 npm start