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alert-notify

v1.0.3

Published

Alert Notification for Javascript, Can be used anywhere.

Downloads

4

Readme

npm

Alert Notify

Quick Start

You can use this package in any project that either use React or does not use any framework.

  • Install by running npm install alert-notify or yarn add alert-notify.
  • For React projects: Import import AlertNotifyContainer from "alert-notify/react/container";.
  • For Non React projects: Just add <div id="alertNotify_main_container"></div> inside body tag.

In non-React projects, you can import style file wherever you need them. Just ensure that they are added to the project correctly.

  • Add <AlertNotifyContainer /> inside your <App /> and import Style file

    • import "alert-notify/Style.scss"; if you are using sass,
    • import "alert-notify/style.min.css"; if you are using css only.
  • Import import showAlert, { SUCCESS, DEFAULT, ERROR, INFO, WARNING } from "./alert";.

  • Use this function to show alerts showAlert(ALERT_TYPE, MESSAGE_HERE); Valid ALERT_TYPES are SUCCESS, DEFAULT, ERROR, INFO, WARNING.

  • showAlert takes 3rd parametre as object with keys timeout, icon and isDismissible.

{
    timeout: 5000, // Time in millisecond, after that time alert will dismiss
    icon: icon, // You can use any icon (works well with Font Awesome Icons)
    isDismissible: true, // user can dismiss the alert if true
}

Getting started

Usage

import showAlert, {
  SUCCESS,
  DEFAULT,
  ERROR,
  INFO,
  WARNING,
} from "alert-notify";
import AlertNotifyContainer from "alert-notify/container";

import "alert-notify/Style.scss";

function App() {
  return (
    <div className="App">
      <AlertNotifyContainer />
      <button
        onClick={() => {
          showAlert(SUCCESS, "This is Success Message.");
          showAlert(DEFAULT, "This is DEFAULT Message.");
          showAlert(ERROR, "This is ERROR Message.");
          showAlert(INFO, "This is INFO Message.");
          showAlert(WARNING, "This is WARNING Message.");
          showAlert(SUCCESS, "Alert with Optional Parameter", {
            timeout: 5000,
            icon: icon,
            isDismissible: true,
          });
        }}
      >
        {" "}
        Show Alert
      </button>
    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

Example

Alerts

Alerts

License

The MIT License.