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pure-notify

v1.0.3

Published

javascript notify component without any dependencies

Downloads

7

Readme

pure-notify

javascript notify component without any dependencies such as jquery, react or angular

Install

first, install by npm

$ npm install --save pure-notify

then, add to your html file

<script src="/node_modules/pure-notify/dist/pure-notify.min.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/node_modules/pure-notify/dist/pure-notify.min.css" />

Usage


PureNotify.success('Success message!'); 
// same as 
PureNotify.success({ title: 'Success message!' });

// get instance
let errorNotify = PureNotify.error({
  title: 'Success message',
  content: 'More detail description',
  timeout: 0   // set timeout to 0 to disable auto close. default timeout is 4000
});
// update instance
PureNotify.update(errorNotify, {
  title: 'Title changed!'
  content: 'content changed!'
});
// close instance
PureNotify.close(errorNotify);

API

setDefaultOptions

PureNotify.setGlobalOptions({
  transitionTime: 600,   // default transition time
  timeout: 4000,         // default timeout, set to 0 means no timeout
  template: `<div class="pure-notify {type}"><div class="title">{title}</div><div class="content">{content}</div><div class="close"></div></div>`,
  className: ''
});

success/error/warn/info

let notifyIntance = PureNotify.success/error/warn/info({
  title: 'Title',
  content: 'Content',
  timeout: 4000,      // timeout to auto close notify, set to 0 means no timeout
  template: '',       // custom template
  className: ''       // custom container class
});

update

PureNotify.update(notifyIntance, {
  title: 'Title',
  content: 'Content',
  timeout: 4000,      // timeout to auto close notify, set to 0 means no timeout
  template: '',       // custom template
  className: ''       // custom container class
});

notifyIntance parameter is pure-notify instance return from PureNotify.success/error/warn/info

once update notify instance, previous timeout will be clean and apply new timeout

close

PureNotify.close(notifyInstance);

if notify's timeout is 0, it won't be auto closed, and need to use PureNotify.close to close it manually.

Custom Theme

you can just use options.className to add custom class to notify container dom. for example,

PureNotify.info({
  title: 'Hello',
  content: 'World',
  className: 'custom-notify-container'
})

above code will generate bollow html:

<div class="pure-notify-container custom-notify-container">
  <div class="pure-notify info">
    <div class="title">Hello</div>
    <div class="content">World</div>
    <div class="close"></div>
  </div>
</div>

then, you can use css to override it's theme.

moreover, you can use options.template to use custom html structure. for example:

PureNotify.error({
  title: 'Hello',
  content: 'World',
  template: '<div class="my-notify-{type}">{title}:{content}</div>',
  className: 'custom-notify-container'
})

above code will generate bellow html:

<div class="pure-notify-container custom-notify-container">
  <div class="my-notify-error">Hello:World</div>
</div>