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istatus

v1.0.5

Published

A plugin to beautify internet status alert.

Downloads

10

Readme

Installation

npm install istatus --save

or

yarn add istatus

or use CDN

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/build/istatus.min.js">

Usage

ES6 Module

import iStatus from 'iStatus';

iStatus();

CommonJs

const iStatus = require('iStatus');

iStatus();

Browsers

<script src='https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/build/istatus.min.js'></script>

<script>
    window.onload = function () {
        iStatus();
    }
</script>

Available default themes

{
  "basic": {
    "theme" : "basic",
    "mode" : "light",
    "icon" : {
      "connected": "check",
      "disconnected": "cross"
    },
    "message" : {
      "connected" : "Internet connected",
      "disconnected" : "Internet disconnected"
    },
    "runEvery" : 30,
    "deleteAfter" : 10,
    "position" : "bottomLeft"
  }
}

How to use iStatus ?

The most basic way is to use default settings.

iStatus();

or you may extend default theme settings

iStatus({
    "theme": "basic",
    "mode": "dark"
});

or

iStatus({
    "theme": "basic",
    "message": {
        "connected": "Connected",
        "disconnected": "Disconnected"
    },
    "runEvery": 60,
    "deleteAfter": 15,
    "position": "topRight"
});

or use fontawesome like icons/images

iStatus({
    "theme": "basic",
    "icon": {
        "connected": "fas fa-wifi",
        "disconnected": "fas fa-wifi-slash"
    }
});

Notification configuration

| Property | Description | Type | Default | Options | |-------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------|------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | theme | Name of the theme to use. Ex: CSS class name | string | basic | Future developments | | mode | Light/Dark UI for notification. | string | light | "light", "dark" | | icon | Small message icons inside the notification. Note: Higher precendence over property "image". If used, will overwrite "image" | string | connected: "check symbol", disconnected: "cross symbol" | Can pass fontawesome like class names Ex: fas fa-wifi or fas fa-wifi-slash | | message | Notification message to show inside the notification. | string | connected: "Internet connected", disconnected: "Internet disconnected" | Pass own message as an object. Check how to use section. | | runEvery | Will check internet status every mentioned number of seconds. Suitable value is 30 or above. | number | 30 | Type in seconds. | | deleteAfter | Will remove notification once status changes to connected automatically. | number | 10 | Type in seconds. | | position | Align the notification in four different positions. | string | bottomLeft | bottomLeft, bottomRight, topLeft, topRight |

Contributing

If you're changing the core library:

  1. Clone repository and run npm install.
  2. Make changes in the src and add theme configuration inside the themeConfig.js file, if any.
  3. Test build at your end properly.
  4. Submit pull request.

If you're changing the documentation:

  1. Make changes in the readme.md file and explain everything well.
  2. Preview changes and make sure everything is aligned.
  3. Submit pull request