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jjwins-angular-alert-messages

v2.0.2

Published

This is an angular library for displaying alert messages in the html template using a function call in the component file

Downloads

31

Readme

Description

This library can be used to display flash messages or alert messages in your html template.

Alternative to angular-2-flash-messages, this is the closest alternative to angular-2-flash-messages npm library. The usage of this library almost ressembles the usage of the angular-2-flash-messages library.

Latest version is made to be compatible with major versions of angular


Requirements

  • NPM (Node Package Manager)

Installation

  • npm install jjwins-angular-alert-messages

Importing

Import AlertMessagesModule from jjwins-angular-alert-messages in your module.ts file and add AlertMessagesModule to the imports array of module.ts file

import { AlertMessagesModule } from 'jjwins-angular-alert-messages';
 


imports: [ 
... 
AlertMessagesModule,
...
],

Usage

To use the alert message library in your application, import AlertMessagesService from 'jjwins-angular-alert-messages' in your component.ts file and call show() from the AlertMessagesService and add the selector tag <jjwins-alert-messages></jjwins-alert-messages> to the html template file

app.component.ts

    import { AlertMessagesService } from 'jjwins-angular-alert-messages'


    export class AppComponent{
        
        constructor(private _alertMessageService: AlertMessagesService) { }

        this._alertMessageService.show('your text here', {})

    }

app.component.html

<jjwins-alert-messages></jjwins-alert-messages>

Example

For your customization

Pass an object with the optional key:value pairs

  • Add in-built css classes such as "alerts-message, alerts-error, alerts-warning, alerts-success" or your own css class defined in the style.css (which is in the 'src' folder).
  • Add timeOut value in milliseconds for your alert message to disappear after specified time, if not specified a close button will appear
  • Add grayOut value as true to display a transparent gray background behind the alert message
    export class AppComponent{
        
        constructor(private _alertMessageService: AlertMessagesService) { }

        // First parameter is the message you want to add, it is a required value
        // Second parameter is optional and it takes an object

        // function with arguments message and the optional cssClass in an object
        this._alertMessageService.show('your message', {cssClass:'alerts-message'})

        // function with arguments message, cssClass and timeOut
        this._alertMessageService.show('your message', {cssClass:'alerts-message', timeOut: 2000})

        // function with arguments message, cssClass, timeOut and grayOut
        this._alertMessageService.show('your message', {cssClass:'alerts-message', timeOut: 2000, grayOut:true}) 
    }