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notification
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Notification component with a clean slate to build off of, style and position them however you like.
These don't have to look like growl style notifications, use your trusty friend CSS.
$ npm install notification-component
close
the notification is closed via the Xclick
the notification is clickedNotify with the given msg
and no title. The
notification will hide after 4 seconds by default.
Notify with the given msg
and title
. The
notification will hide after 4 seconds by default.
Same as notify()
Same as notify()
with a warn
class for styling.
Same as notify()
with a error
class for styling.
Make the notification sticky, aka it will not close
automatically, and it will automatically be .closable()
.
Show the notification.
Hide the notification.
Mark the notification as closable, adding an "X" so the user may explicitly close it.
One of the following effects, or define your own with class name
:
slide
fade
scale
MIT
FAQs
Notification component for the client (growl-like)
We found that notification 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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