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apprise

v1.0.0

Published

A simple browser module for displaying stacking notifications

Downloads

73

Readme

apprise experimental

A simple browser module for displaying stacking notifications.

This module makes as few assumptions about styling as possible, and simply handles stacking notifications fixed to the screen – you'll even have to remove the elements yourself when they're done. None the less, this should simplify the implementation for you while still providing you plenty of design flexibility.

apprise

Usage

NPM

notify = apprise(options)

Returns a notify function that you can use to create new notifications.

Accepts the following options:

  • top: boolean – set to true to align the notifications with the top of the screen.
  • left: boolean – set to true to align the notifications with the left of the screen.
  • bottom: convenience option – opposite of top.
  • right: convenience option – opposite of left.

div = notify([timeout])

Create a new notification. You're handed back a DOM element which will be attached to a fixed element shared with the other notifications.

Optionally, you can pass a timeout value in milliseconds to automatically remove the notification.

notify.on('enter', enter(node, close))

Triggered when a new notification is created. Use this for adding common content/functionality to notifications.

The node passed to the event is that notification's <div> element.

close is a function which will trigger the exit event on the notification, in case you opted not to use a timeout or would like to remove it early.

notify.on('exit', exit(node))

Triggered when a notification is removed. Use this to remove notifications from the DOM. The node passed to the event is that notification's <div> element.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.