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xrm-alerts

v1.0.12

Published

Custom alerts and popup windows for Dynamics 365/CRM

Downloads

14

Readme

XRM Alerts

Build Status Release Status npm

Was forked from original Alert.js (v2.1) by Paul Nieuwelaar to bundle it into single js file, with embedded styles and images.

Having one file simplifies deployment a lot. Also this allows to include the bundle as a dependency into lager bundles and easily publish it as NPM package.

Changes from original version:

  • Migrated to TypeScript
  • Type definitions added to use in other bundles
  • Styles and images bundled into output JS using Webpack
  • Some method parameters removed, due to bundling, some were reordered
  • NPM package published

WARNING: This version is NOT fully compatible with the original Alert.js, since it contains a bunch of breaking changes in the method signatures.