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show notifications in the browser. use 'growl' like notifications first, or notifyjs (jQuery plugin) as the fallback
show notifications in the browser. attempts to use 'growl' like notifications first, but falls back on notifyjs (jQuery plugin) if the browser user has not accepted (or has denied) growl like notifications.
Note: if jQuery fallback is being used, jQuery && notifyjs must be loaded onto the window. This module does not address those dependencies.
var Notify = require('coins-notify');
var notifier = new Notifier();
// show a notification
notifier.push({
body: 'test!',
className: 'info'
});
type: object
maxQueue
number number of messages to internally retain history over. not persistent accross browser sessions. See notifyInstance.queue
for historytype: object
body
* string text shown in notification bodyclassName
string class name applied. Supported classNames are those supported in notifyjs (alt mode only)alt
/alternative
/fallback
boolean force the notifier to use the notifyjs fallbackicon
string absolute url to icon (default mode only)tag
string tag!timeout
number ms [default, 5000], duration for notification to stay upnotifyShow
function callbacknotifyClose
function callbacknotifyClick
function callbacknotifyError
function callbackFAQs
show notifications in the browser. use 'growl' like notifications first, or notifyjs (jQuery plugin) as the fallback
The npm package coins-notify receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, coins-notify popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that coins-notify demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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