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svelte-alerter-component
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Easily add custom alerts to your svelte app
Add it to your svelte project:
$ npm i svelte-alerter-component --save
Then, pop it into the component that suites you:
<script>
import AlerterComponent from 'svelte-alerter-component/component.svelte'; // In some cases you may need the pre compiled svelte: svelte-alerter-component/component
</script>
<Alerter/>
Then, from any page or component you need to, create a new alert:
import Alerter from 'svelte-alerter-component';
new Alerter({
title: "Like this alert?" // or a svelte component instance
style: "background: green; border-radius: 1px;" // Optional. You can also style alerts with this css selector: .svelte-alerter-component.alert
time: 3000 // Alert will disapear in 3 seconds. If no value is specified, the alert will not disapear automaticly
undo: () => {console.log("Undone!")} // If a value is specified, an undo button will apear on the alert. You can style this button with .svelte-alerter-component.undo
})
// or
let myAlert = new Alerter({
title: "My Alert"
})
myAlert.show(); // Show the alert
myAlert.hide(); // Hide the alert
myAlert.remove(); // Remove the alert
Never be afraid to ask: emooring@protonmail.com or Vehmloewff#0724
Found an problem? Submit an issue or ping me on Discord: Vehmloewff#0724.
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Easily add custom alerts to your svelte app
The npm package svelte-alerter-component receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, svelte-alerter-component popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that svelte-alerter-component 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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