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naranja

v1.0.4

Published

Notifications for modern web design

Downloads

125

Readme

npm install --save naranja

// script
import naranja from 'naranja'
// styles
import '~/naranja/lib/naranja.min.css'

For first, why naranja? ... because all cool names in npm are taken, yes, and is easy to remember (it's orange in English).

naranja().log({
  title: 'Notification Title', // <- required
  text: 'Here goes a description for notifiaction', // <- required
  icon: true or false, // <- unrequired, default true,
  timeout: 2000 or 'keep', // <- unrequired, default 5000 miliseconds
  buttons: [
    {
      text: 'OK',
      click: function (e) {
        // click event close notifiaction
        // unless you use preventClose method
        e.preventClose()
        // if you want close notifiaction
        // manually, use closeNotification
        e.closeNotification()
      }
    },
    {
      text: 'Cancel',
      click: function () {
        // make something here...

        // you can (but you should not)
        // add infinity buttons
      }
    }
  ]
})

more notifiactions


naranja().log({ ...

naranja().success({ ...

naranja().warn({ ...

naranja().error({ ...

All methods need the same arguments