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simple-vue-notifications

v0.0.9

Published

Simple Notification popups for vuejs

Readme

simple-vue-notifications

INSTALL & SETUP

npm i --save simple-vue-notifications

import into main.js:

import Notifications from 'simple-vue-notifications

Vue.use(Notifications, { global: true || false });

specifying global as true or false determines whether you want a global component or whether you want to simply import it locally.

You should be able to import the notifications container component locally:

import NotificationContainer from 'simple-vue-notifications/src/components/notifications';

add the following code to your App.vue (or where ever you want it)

<app-notifications :duration></app-notifications>

create an array in your root vue instance:

data: { notes: [] }

TO USE

Example:

this.$notification.addNotification('This is a success, 'success');

this.$notification.addNotification('This is an error, 'error');

this.$notification.addNotification('This is info, 'info');

this.$notification.addNotification('This is an warning, 'warning');

The following will not work:

this.$notification.addNotification('<strong>Hello world</strong>', 'success');

Unless you pass an object with the property of htmlSafe: true like so.

this.$notification.addNotification('<strong>Hello world</strong>', 'success', { htmlSafe: true })

htmlSafe will default to false.

You can reposition the notification-container by passing a prop with the name :position to the component and one of the following strings:

top-right

top-left

top-center

bottom-center

Animations & Icons

Drop in font-awesome and/or animate.css