notie - a clean and simple notification, input, and selection suite for javascript, with no dependencies
notie is a clean and simple notification, input, and selection suite for javascript, with no dependencies. demo: https://jaredreich.com/projects/notie
HTML:
<head>
...
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://unpkg.com/notie/dist/notie.css">
</head>
<body>
...
<!-- Bottom of body -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/notie"></script>
</body>
npm:
npm install notie
notie.alert(alertType(Number|String), message(String), timeInSeconds)
notie.confirm(title(String), yesText(String), noText(String), yesCallback(Function), noCallbackOptional(Function))
notie.force(alertType(Number|String), message(String), buttonText(String), callback(Function))
notie.input(options(JSON), title(String), submitText(String), cancelText(String), submitCallback(Function), cancelCallbackOptional(Function))
notie.select(title(String), cancelText(String), choices(Array of Objects))
notie.date({
initial: Date,
yesCallback: Function,
noCallback: Function
})
For example:
notie.alert(1, 'Success!') // Never hides unless clicked, or escape or enter is pressed
notie.alert('success', 'Success!', 3)
notie.alert(2, 'Warning<br><b>with</b><br><i>HTML</i><br><u>included.</u>', 2) // Hides after 2 seconds
notie.alert('warning', 'Watch it...', 4)
notie.alert(3, 'Error.', 2.5)
notie.alert('error', 'Oops!', 1.5)
notie.alert(4, 'Information.', 3)
notie.alert('info', 'FYI, blah blah blah.', 4)
notie.confirm('Are you sure you want to do that?', 'Yes', 'Cancel', function() {
notie.alert(1, 'Good choice!', 2)
})
notie.confirm('Are you sure?', 'Yes', 'Cancel', function() {
notie.confirm('Are you <b>really</b> sure?', 'Yes', 'Cancel', function() {
notie.confirm('Are you <b>really</b> <i>really</i> sure?', 'Yes', 'Cancel', function() {
notie.alert(1, 'Okay, jeez...', 2)
})
})
})
notie.force(3, 'You cannot do that, sending you back.', 'OK', function () {
notie.alert(3, 'Maybe when you\'re older...', 3)
})
notie.input({
type: 'email'
placeholder: 'name@example.com',
prefilledValue: 'jane@doe.com'
}, 'Please enter your email:', 'Submit', 'Cancel', function(valueEntered) {
notie.alert(1, 'You entered: ' + valueEntered, 2)
}, function(valueEntered) {
notie.alert(3, 'You cancelled with this value: ' + valueEntered, 2)
})
notie.input({
type: 'text'
placeholder: 'Jane Doe',
allowed: ['a', 'sp']
}, 'Please enter your name:', 'Submit', 'Cancel', function(valueEntered) {
notie.alert(1, 'You entered: ' + valueEntered, 2)
}, function(valueEntered) {
notie.alert(3, 'You cancelled with this value: ' + valueEntered, 2)
})
notie.input({
type: 'text'
placeholder: '500',
allowed: new RegExp('[^0-9]', 'g')
}, 'Please enter the price:', 'Submit', 'Cancel', function(valueEntered) {
notie.alert(1, 'You entered: ' + valueEntered, 2)
}, function(valueEntered) {
notie.alert(3, 'You cancelled with this value: ' + valueEntered, 2)
})
notie.select('Demo item #1, owner is Jane Smith', 'Cancel',
[
{
title: 'Share',
handler: function () {
notie.alert(1, 'Share item!', 3)
}
},
{
title: 'Open',
color: '#57BF57',
handler: function () {
notie.alert(1, 'Open item!', 3)
}
},
{
title: 'Edit',
type: 2,
handler: function () {
notie.alert(2, 'Edit item!', 3)
}
},
{
title: 'Delete',
type: 3,
handler: function () {
notie.alert(3, 'Delete item!', 3)
}
}
]
notie.date({
initial: new Date(2015, 8, 27),
yesCallback: function (date) {
notie.alert(1, 'You selected: ' + date.toISOString(), 5)
},
noCallback: function (date) {
notie.alert(3, 'You cancelled: ' + date.toISOString(), 5)
}
})
notie.confirm('Is ES6 great?', 'Yes', 'Cancel', () => {
this.location.href = 'htts://google.com'
})
notie.setOptions({
colorSuccess: '#57BF57',
colorWarning: '#D6A14D',
colorError: '#E1715B',
colorInfo: '#4D82D6',
colorNeutral: '#A0A0A0',
colorText: '#FFFFFF',
dateMonths: ['Januar', 'Februar', 'März', 'April', 'Mai', 'Juni', 'Juli', 'August', 'September', 'Oktober', 'November', 'Dezember'], // For other languages
animationDelay: 300, // Be sure to also change "transition: all 0.3s ease" variable in .scss file
backgroundClickDismiss: true
})
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input#Attributes
notie.input({
autocapitalize: 'words', // default: 'none'
autocomplete: 'on', // default: 'off'
autocorrect: 'off', // default: 'off'
autofocus: 'true', // default: 'true'
inputmode: 'latin', // default: 'verbatim'
max: '10000',// default: ''
maxlength: '10', // default: ''
min: '5', // default: ''
minlength: '1', // default: ''
placeholder: 'Jane Smith', // default: ''
spellcheck: 'false', // default: 'default'
step: '5', // default: 'any'
type: 'text', // default: 'text'
allowed: ['an', 'sp'] // Default: null, 'an' = alphanumeric, 'a' = alpha, 'n' = numeric, 'sp' = spaces allowed. Can be custom RegExp, ex. allowed: new RegExp('[^0-9]', 'g')
}, 'Please enter your name:', 'Submit', 'Cancel', function(valueEntered) {
// submit
}, function(valueEntered) {
// cancel
})
notie.alertHide(optionalCallback) // programmatically hide notie.alert with an optional callback function
notie.isShowing() // true if any element of notie is showing, false otherwise
MIT
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notie - a clean and simple notification, input, and selection suite for javascript, with no dependencies
The npm package notie receives a total of 2,425 weekly downloads. As such, notie popularity was classified as popular.
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