Author: | Kryszczyn |
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Views Total: | 958 views |
Official Page: | Go to website |
Last Update: | September 14, 2022 |
License: | MIT |
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Description:
Notify.js is a JavaScript library developed with vanilla JS, HTML, and CSS that allows you to create custom notifications.
These notifications can be easily customized by setting, modifying, and combining various options.
How to use it:
1. Include the Notify.js and Notify.css.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./dist/notify.css" /> <script src="./dist/notify.js"></script>
2. Create a basic notification.
let notification = new Notify('Notification Title', 'Description');
3. Specify the notification types.
// info let notification = new Notify('Notification Title', 'Description', 'info'); // success let notification = new Notify('Notification Title', 'Description', 'success'); // warning let notification = new Notify('Notification Title', 'Description', 'warning'); // error let notification = new Notify('Notification Title', 'Description', 'error'); // notify let notification = new Notify('Notification Title', 'Description', 'notify');
4. Customize the notifications by passing the options object as the fourth parameter to the Notify function.
let notification = new Notify('Notification Title', 'Description', 'info',{ // or 'bottom' vAlign: 'top', // or 'left' hAlign: 'right', // auto close after a timeout autoClose: true, // duration in ms autoCloseDuration: 5000, // click x button to close closeOnCrossClick: true, // click the notification box to close closeOnNotifyClick: false, });