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win10-notif

v1.0.5

Published

Windows 10 style sticky notification for angular.js

Downloads

10

Readme

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Windows 10 style sticky notification for angular.js

preview


Install

bower install --save win10-notif

include angular.min.js, angular-animate.min.js, win10-notif.min.js and win10-notif.min.css in head section of your page.

Add thatisuday.win10-notif in your app's dependencies list.


Options

| key | values | default | role | |---- | ------ | ------- | ---- | | title | {String} | 'Windows!'' | Notification title | | msg | {String} | 'Welcome to Windows 10. We have...'' | Notification message | | hasImg | {Boolean} | true | Whether to show image icon along with notification | | imgUrl | valid image url | 'windows10.png' | image to show with notification | | bgColor | hex, rgba | '#333' | background color of notification | | timeout | time in milliseconds, null | 5000 | hide notification after {timeout} milliseconds. Use null for non-auto-hiding notification. | | hasButtons | {Boolean} | false | Show action buttons in notification | | hasAccept | {Boolean} | true | Show accept button | | hasDecline | {Boolean} | true | Show decline button | | acceptText | {String} | 'Accept' | Button text for accept button | | declineText | {String} | 'Decline' | Button text for decline button |

You can pass HTML string in msg. Please do not abuse this feature, use only <b> and <i>.


Global config

You can config win10-notif globally by using winNotifOpsProvider in config block of your app

angular
.module('myApp', ['thatisuday.win10-notif'])
.config(function(winNotifOpsProvider){
	winNotifOpsProvider.setOps({
		bgColor : '#3f51b5',
		acceptText : 'Ok',
		declineText : 'Cancel'
	});
});

show/hide

use $winNotif injectable service in your controller to control notification. You can use $winNotif.show(options) to show notification and $winNotif.hide(callback) to hide notification.

show

You can pass optional options object while calling show like $winNotif.show(options). options are the same as global config options mentioned above. But here you can also pass accept and decline 'key:function' pair which are callback for accept and decline user actions.

hide

Hiding notification is pretty simple. You can pass optional callback function like $winNotif.hide(callback).

.controller('myCtrl', function($rootScope, $scope, $timeout, $winNotif){
	$timeout(function(){
		$winNotif.show({
			timeout : null,
			hasButtons : true,
			accept : function(){
				// Do on accept

				$winNotif.hide();
			},
			decline : function(){
				// Do on decline

				$winNotif.hide(function(){
					// Martha!!! Why did you say that name?
				});
			}
		});
	}, 1000);
});