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npup

v0.1.3

Published

Information & Warning Popup for React.js

Downloads

7

Readme

Information & Warning Popup for React.js.

Installation

The recommended way to include this sdk into your project is by using npm. Install it into your project as a dependency with

$ npm install npup --save

How to use

To include the modules in the browser context use a bundler tool like Browserify or Webpack.

Import into your project

To include this project you need to require the module by using CommonJS syntax or ES6 Modules Syntax (recommended).

// ES6
import NPupBars, { addMessage } from 'npup'
/* NPupBars is the default export.
   It represents the React Component that contains the NPupComponents.

   You can give the default export any name
   but in this example it will be referenced as NPupBars */

For best results, render the NPupBars component in the higher DOM node possible, such as:

// react's app render function
render() {
	return (
		<div className='main'>
			<NPupBars />
			...
		</div>
	)
}

Then just call NPupBars with addMessage(message)


addMessage('Info');

You can call NPupBars with clearMessages() to clear all messages.


clearMessages();

Options

The npup function addMessage() supports text, closeText, closeCallback, type, timeout and color attributes in the following way.

addMessage(text, closeText, closeCallback, type, timeout, color)

text: required => is the content of the npup.

closeText: not required => is the content of the close button caption of npup.

closeCallback: not required => is the callback function when close button clicked from outside. if closeText did not define, it does not return callback.

type: not required => consists of three variants:

  • success to render a success popup.
  • warning to render a warning popup.
  • error to render an error popup.
  • custom to render user defined colors for the popup.

timeout is the time (in milliseconds) the toast will remain on screen. if it's not set, it will display for the default 5000ms time. You can also pass -1 to cause the notification to display persistently.

color is for the background as well as the text of the notification. It accepts an object with the following properties

let myColorStyle = { background: '#0E1717', text: "#FFFFFF" };
addMessage("sample information", "", null, "custom", 4000, myColorStyle);

Settings

Settings of npup

Defaults

import {NPupDefaults} from 'npup/defaults';

call NPupDefaults.setDurations(defaultTimeout, firstAnimationDuration, lastAnimationDuration) to set npup times.

defaultTimeout: required => is the time of show on the screen.

firstAnimationDuration: required => is the time of starting animation.

lastAnimationDuration: required => is the time of closing animation.

Styles

import {NPupStyles} from 'npup/styles';

call NPupStyles.changeBackgroundColorStyle(newStyle) to set background colors.

newStyle: required => is the background colors array.

NPupStyles.changeBackgroundColorStyle({
	default: '#000000',
	warning: '#000000',
	error: '#000000',
	success: '#000000'
});