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slee

v1.2.2

Published

Simple and yet amazing toast engine

Readme

Slee v1.2

Simple and yet amazing toast engine. Notifications have never been easier.

NOTE: This is work in progress, may contain bugs or be unstable. Please consider this before using in production.

Features

  • Small
  • Simple to use
  • Fast and beautiful out of the box
  • Easy to install and use with npm or yarn
  • Works with webpack

Newest release v1.2.2

  • Fixed responsive version
  • Fixed progress bar after hover
  • Fixed text opacity and picture wrapper background
  • Larger close button on mobile devices

How to install slee?

npm and yarn

npm install slee --save-dev
yarn add slee --dev

Then just require it in your project and you are good to go!

CDN

In case you prefer using CDN services over hosting libraries locally, there is a option to use it.

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/slee/dist/theme.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/slee/dist/slee.js"></script>
or both at once
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/slee/dist/bundle.js"></script>

Add files manually

If you don't use any package manager and build tools, you can still download dist/ files manually and include them in your HTML.

Usage / How to?

It's pretty simple. You don't have to be genius to use this library. Anyone can!

Slee supports 5 type of notifications: Neutral, Informative, Success, Warning and Danger (or something went wrong).

Initialization

The first step is to configure and prepare Slee globally:

Slee.configure({
    // ...options go here...
});

// and then
Slee.prepare();

Settings are saved and then used for every instance, if they are not overridden locally. Initial configuration is not required at all. You can configure each instance manually, but we strongly recommend global configuration as it could save a lot of lines of code.

Methods

Methods are used to create new Slee instances or configure and prepare library before usage.

configure(options)

Used to configure the library globally, so you don't have to pass the same settings to every instance. You can also use method prepare() instead.

Slee.configure({});

prepare(options)

Prepares library before the first use. It can be also use to configure library. If so, you don't have to use configure() method.

Slee.prepare({});

success(options)

Creates notification of the success type. Usually used after successful action.

Slee.success({});

info(options)

Creates notification of the informative type. Usually used to inform user about something useful.

Slee.info({});

warning(options)

Creates notification of the warning type. Usually used to get users attention.

Slee.warning({});

error(options)

Creates notification of the danger type. Usually used to inform user, that something went wrong.

Slee.error({});

neutral(options)

Creates notification of the neutral type.

Slee.neutral({});

create()

This method is a little bit special. It does not takes any parameters, but only uses those defined with configure() or prepare() methods.

Slee.create();

...aaaand that's all! No more methods.

Options (configuration)

These options are used to configure Slee instances locally or globally.

autoHide

Boolean | default: true

When set to true all notifications expire after specified time.

clickToHide

Boolean | default: true

When set to false, notification can only be dismissed either after specified time or by clicking on the close button.

hideDelay

Integer | default: 4000 | allowed: 1 or more

Time in milliseconds after which the notification is automatically closed.

type

String | default: success | allowed: success, info, warning, error, neutral

Used within create() method to create notification of specified type.

gap

Integer | default: 12 | allowed: 0 or more

Size of gap between 2 notifications in px.

position

String | default: 'top right' | allowed: top right, top center, top left, bottom left, bottom center, bottom right

Position on the screen where will be all pushed notifications displayed.

closeButton

Boolean | default: false

If set to true, close button in the right top corner will be displayed and enabled.

progress

Boolean | default: false

Shows progress bar in the bottom part of notification signalising how much time is left before auto dismiss.

animation

String or Boolean | default: [Boolean] false | allowed: [Boolean] false, ease, shrink, push

When set to false, notifications will not be animated.

action

Funtion or Boolean | default: [Boolean] false

Allows to set callback function that executes after user clicks on notification.

redirect

String or Boolean | default: [Boolean] false

Takes an URL. If specified, Slee opens a new tab with given URL after user clicks on notification.

title

String or Boolean | default: [Boolean] false

Title of notification

description

String or Boolean | default: [Boolean] false

Description of notification

picture

String or Boolean | default: [Boolean] false

You can also display icon or picture inside you notification!

pointerEvents

Boolean | default: false

When set to true, notifications gets blurry and see-through on hover.

TODO list for possible v2.0

  • Swipe to dismiss on mobile
  • Enhance responsive version
  • Option to use icon fonts inside as picture
  • Reversing order of notifications
  • Better redirect type
  • Auto toast height
  • Custom action buttons
  • New "loading" type
  • webpack 4
  • Return instance after created to allow change notifications on the fly