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ngx-mat-alert-confirm
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A highly customizable library for alerts and confirm messages using angular material components
Angular Version | Ngx-Mat-Alert-Confirm Version |
---|---|
v7.x.x | v7.0.0 |
v8.x.x | v8.0.1 |
v9.x.x | v9.0.1 |
v10.x.x | v10.0.2 |
https://ankit1329.github.io/ngx-mat-alert-confirm/
npm i @angular/animations@7.x.x --save
) (peer dependency) @angular/animations version matching projects angular version. If project is running on angular 7.3.3, use angular animation version 7.3.3. (No need if animations were enabled while adding angular material)npm i angular-animations
) (bundled dependency, no need to install) https://github.com/filipows/angular-animations.Install
npm i ngx-mat-alert-confirm --save
Import NgxMatAlertConfirmModule and NgxMatAlertConfirmService
import {
NgxMatAlertConfirmModule,
NgxMatAlertConfirmService,
} from 'ngx-mat-alert-confirm';
Add NgxMatAlertConfirmModule to imports and NgxMatAlertConfirmService to providers
imports: [
BrowserModule,
NgxMatAlertConfirmModule
],
providers: [NgxMatAlertConfirmService],
In your component, import service and the config interfaces:
import {
AlertServiceService,
ToasterConfig,
ConfirmConfig,
ConfirmButtonConfig
} from 'ngx-mat-alert-confirm';
Inject the service in your component's constructor private alertConfirmService: NgxMatAlertConfirmService
Available config options:
let toasterConfig: ToasterConfig = {
title: 'Toaster',
titleSize: 16,
message: 'This is a sample toaster!',
messageSize: 14,
duration: 5000,
horizontalPosition: 'right',
verticlePosition: 'top',
width: 0,
backgroundColor: 'white',
textColor: '',
matIcon: '',
iconColor: '',
showProgressBar: true,
progressBarColor: undefined,
progressBarType: undefined,
pauseProgressBarOnHover: true,
closeOnClick: true,
showCloseButton: true,
closeButtonColor: undefined,
showActionButton: false,
actionButtonText: '',
actionButtonColor: undefined
}
Note: Only Title is compulsory, rest configs are optional.
let toasterRef = this.alertService.toaster(this.toasterConfig);
toasterRef.afterDismissed().subscribe(() => {
console.log('The toaster was dismissed!');
});
toasterRef.onAction().subscribe(() => {
console.log('Toaster action button was clicked!');
});
Available config options:
confirmConfig: ConfirmConfig = {
title: 'Are You Sure?',
titleSize: 28,
message: 'This action cannot be reversed!',
messageSize: 16,
matIcon: 'access_alarm',
iconAnimation: 'shake',
iconColor: '',
buttons: [],
disableClose: true,
autoFocus: true,
restoreFocus: true,
width: undefined
}
buttonArr: Array < ConfirmButtonConfig > = [{
id: 'default',
text: 'OK',
color: 'primary',
type: 'basic',
icon: ''
}]
Note: Only Title is compulsory, rest configs are optional.
//Assign buttons in the confirmConfig
this.confirmConfig.buttons = this.buttonArr;
const dialogueRef = this.alertService.confirm(this.confirmConfig);
dialogueRef.afterClosed().subscribe(confirmResult => {
//confirmResult contains the id of the button clicked
console.log(confirmResult)
});
Both Confirm Alerts and Toasters can be given small config objects inline and events like afterDismissed, onAction, afterClosed can be left unhandled if no action is needed when toaster or confirm alert is closed by user action.
this.alertService.toaster({
title: "Success!",
message: "Boost Setting Updated.",
matIcon: "done_outline",
iconColor: 'teal',
showProgressBar: true,
progressBarColor: 'accent',
duration: 5000,
pauseProgressBarOnHover: true
})
FAQs
A highly customizable library for alerts and confirm messages using angular material components
We found that ngx-mat-alert-confirm demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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