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qb-react-growl

v0.0.5

Published

Simple Growl-style Notifications

Downloads

9

Readme

react-growl

A 'Growl' style notification ReactJS component. forked from 'https://github.com/Moosylvania/react-growl'

INSTALL

npm install qb-react-growl

USAGE

In your app's main file:


/** @jsx React.Dom */

var React = require("react");

var Growl = require("Growl/growl.react");

var MyApp = React.createClass({

	growler: null,

	componentDidMount: function() {

		// Setup your Growl Settings
		Growl.setPosition("tr"); // Bottom-Right(br) by default
		Growl.setMaxToShow(1); // Default is 8

		// set our internal variable to a reference to an instance of the growler
		this.growler = this.refs.growler;
	},

	// Give your whole app a method to call and trigger a notification.
	growl: function(level, msg) {
		this.growler.addNotification(level, msg);
	},

	// Somewhere in your main application view (so that it doesn't get unmounted) add an instance of Growl.
	render: function() {
		return (
			<div className="myApp">
				<Growl ref="growler" />
			</div>
		);
	}

});

module.exports = MyApp;

Static Methods

  • setPosition: @arg String inArray: ["tr", "tl", "tc", "br", "bl", "bc"]
    • Sets the position where all notifications will appear. Default: "br"
  • setMaxToShow: @arg Integer
    • The number of notifications to show before just showing "x more"
  • setDelay: @arg Integer ms
    • The amount of time, in milliseconds, a notification will appear. Be sure to include time needed for any initial animation when the notification is added.
  • getDelay: @returns Integer ms
  • noAnimation: void
    • If you are not using css animations for the notification show/remove, this will need called after you mount the component. If not called, the notifications will not be removed once the delay expires.

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2015 Moosylvania Marketing ([email protected])

Maintainer

Mitch Viner ([email protected])

http://github.com/Mviner04

License

Licensed under the MIT License.