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javascript-alert

v1.1.4

Published

javascript class to alert messages

Downloads

9

Readme

javascript class to alert message

  • Simple
  • Easy to use
  • Small size

screenshot

Screenshot

Installation

npm i javascript-alert

To use

import {Alert} from "javascript-alert";

new Alert({
  text: 'Hello World !!',
});

What this class can do

  • Sending alerts
  • Choose between a range of alert severity
  • Set a time to hide the alert
  • Keep the alert when the mouse cursor is fixed on it
  • The ability to add a link when clicking on the alert
  • The possibility of adding a function that works when clicking on the alert
  • Control where alert appear
  • Executing a function after the alert ends

options

| name | default | type | description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | limit | 5 | Integer | The time the alert disappears in seconds | | location | 'tc' | String | Where the notification appears| | clickUrl | null | String | The address of a website that you will go to when you click on the alert | | clickFun | String | Function | A JavaScript function that runs when the logo is clicked | | severity | 'success' | String | The serious type of poetry| | after | null | Function | function run after alert end |

option (location)

  • 'tc' => top center

  • 'tr' => top right

  • 'tl' => top left

  • 'bc' => bottom center

  • 'br' => bottom right

  • 'bl' => bottom left

option (severity)

  • 'success'

  • 'info'

  • 'warn'

  • 'error'

option (clickUrl) how to use

new Alert({
  text: 'Hello World !!',
  severity: 'info',
  clickUrl: 'https://example.com'
})

option (clickFun) how to use

new Alert({
  text: 'Hello World !!',
  severity: 'info',
  clickFun: function(){
    console.log('Hello World !!');
  }
})

option (after) how to use

new Alert({
  text: 'Hello World !!',
  severity: 'info',
  after: function(){
    console.log('end alert..');
  }
})

style

| style name | default | | --- | --- | | width | '400px' | | textAlign | 'center' | | padding | '20px 10px' | | position | 'fixed' | | borderRadius | '10px' | | direction | 'ltr' | | cursor | 'pointer' | | fontWeight | 'bold' | | borderBottom | 'solid 4px' | | zIndex | '9'

change style

new Alert({
  text: 'Hello World !!',
  severity: 'info',
  style:{
    width: '200px',
    textAlign : 'left'
  }
})
  • If the style is outside the table above a new style can be added via

const new_alert = new Alert({
  text: 'Hello World !!',
  severity: 'warn',
});

 new_alert.alertItem.style.fontSize = '18px';
 new_alert.alertItem.style.fontFamily = 'any font';

use in vue js

  • call once and make its functionality available throughout your Vue application without explicitly calling it in each component, you can achieve this by creating a Vue plugin.

  • make javascript-alert.js and put

import { Alert } from "javascript-alert";
export default {
  install: function (app) {
    app.config.globalProperties.$alert = Alert;
  },
};
  • in main.js

import { createApp } from "vue";
import App from "./App.vue";
import alertMessage from "@/your-path/javascript-alert.js";

createApp(App).use(alertMessage).mount("#app");
  • now you can use alert in any component

new this.$alert({
  text: 'Hello World !!'
});