$.notify( string|object, [ options ])
- string|object - global notification dataoptions - an options object or class name string
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- Notify.js is a jQuery plugin to provide simple yet fully customisable notifications.
- The javascript code snippets in this documentation with the green edge are runnable by clicking them.
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$.notify("Hello World");
-
- Download pre-packaged with the Bootstrap notification style:
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Or, create a custom build with your own style
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-
Notify.js Core - -
-Styles
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Minify - -
-- Made with Compile.js -
-You can place notifications on any element:
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$(".elem-demo").notify("Hello Box");
-
- Like this box
-- - If you don't specify an element, notification - will appear in the top left (unless you specify a - different position - See Positioning) -
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$.notify("I'm over here !");
-
- - Each style may define a set of classes to use to substyle the notification. - The pre-packaged version includes a bootstrap notification style (see more below in Styling). - These classes include: - -
-$.notify("Access granted", "success");Info
- $.notify("Do not press this button", "info");Warning
- $.notify("Warning: Self-destruct in 3.. 2..", "warn");Error
- $.notify("BOOM!", "error");
- Note: This page has set the default class to"success" with$.notify.defaults({ className: "success" });.
- Element notifications and Global notifications can
- be vertically repositioned to: "top", "middle" or "bottom" and horozontally repositioned to: "left", "center" or "right" .
-
-
$(".pos-demo").notify(
- "I'm left of the box",
- { position:"left" }
-);
-
- We can position the notification around this box
-Use this positioning tool to see all possible position combinations
-An awesome cool larrrggggeeee box
-$.notify( string|object, [ options ])string|object - global notification dataoptions - an options object or class name string
$.notify( element, string|object, [ options ])element - a jquery elementstring|object - element notification dataoptions - an options object or class name string
$( selector ).notify( string|object, [ options ])selector - jquery selectorstring|object - element notification dataoptions - an options object or class name string
$.notify.addStyle( styleName, styleDefinition )styleName - string (the style option references this name)
styleDefinition - style definition object (see Styling below)
$.notify.defaults( options )options - an options object (updates the defaults listed below)
- - The options object listed above are in the form below. - This object below is the actual used to check option - validity and set defaults. -
-{
- // whether to hide the notification on click
- clickToHide: true,
- // whether to auto-hide the notification
- autoHide: true,
- // if autoHide, hide after milliseconds
- autoHideDelay: 5000,
- // show the arrow pointing at the element
- arrowShow: true,
- // arrow size in pixels
- arrowSize: 5,
- // default positions
- elementPosition: 'bottom left',
- globalPosition: 'top right',
- // default style
- style: 'bootstrap',
- // default class (string or [string])
- className: 'error',
- // show animation
- showAnimation: 'slideDown',
- // show animation duration
- showDuration: 400,
- // hide animation
- hideAnimation: 'slideUp',
- // hide animation duration
- hideDuration: 200,
- // padding between element and notification
- gap: 2
-}
-
- You can add your own styles to Notify.js with the$.notify.addStyle method. See API.
Style definition objects are in the form:
-{
- //required html representing each notification
- html: "",
- //optional object to be converted to css
- classes: {
- <className>: {
- <propertyName>: <value>
- },
- <className>: {
- ...
- },
- ...
- },
- //optional css to be inserted onto the page
- css: ""
-}
-
- -
data-notify-text or data-notify-html. Use data-notify-html if you wish to display arbitrary HTML inside the notification,
- otherwise, use data-notify-text as it is more secure.-
-
- When each notification is constructed, it's container - (outer most element defined in your style html) will automatically - apply the class: -
-notifyjs-<style name>-base
-
- When you use the class name option (className) the class:
-
notifyjs-<style name>-<class name>
- will be applied. So if you define your styles in an external CSS file or in the style's css - property, you must define your CSS rules using this naming convention. - -
-If you were to define the style:
-$.notify.addStyle('happyblue', {
- html: "<div>☺<span data-notify-text/>☺</div>",
- classes: {
- base: {
- "white-space": "nowrap",
- "background-color": "lightblue",
- "padding": "5px"
- },
- superblue: {
- "color": "white",
- "background-color": "blue"
- }
- }
-});
-
- Upon running this code, the classes object in this example will be converted the following css:
.notifyjs-happyblue-base {
- white-space: nowrap;
- background-color: lightblue;
- padding: 5px;
-}
-.notifyjs-happyblue-superblue {
- color: white;
- background-color: blue;
-}
- You can now use your new style with:
-$.notify('hello !!', {
- style: 'happyblue'
-});
-
-
-
- and you can use the superblue class with:
-
$.notify('HELLO !!!!', {
- style: 'happyblue',
- className: 'superblue'
-});
-
- Say you wanted to use buttons in your notifications then you could do something like:
-//add a new style 'foo'
-$.notify.addStyle('foo', {
- html:
- "<div>" +
- "<div class='clearfix'>" +
- "<div class='title' data-notify-html='title'/>" +
- "<div class='buttons'>" +
- "<button class='no'>Cancel</button>" +
- "<button class='yes' data-notify-text='button'></button>" +
- "</div>" +
- "</div>" +
- "</div>"
-});
-
-//listen for click events from this style
-$(document).on('click', '.notifyjs-foo-base .no', function() {
- //programmatically trigger propogating hide event
- $(this).trigger('notify-hide');
-});
-$(document).on('click', '.notifyjs-foo-base .yes', function() {
- //show button text
- alert($(this).text() + " clicked!");
- //hide notification
- $(this).trigger('notify-hide');
-});
-
-
-
- Notice there is no classes property defined above. Since the CSS in this example is non-trivial, we'll use an exteral CSS file instead:
-
Note: you could also convert this CSS code to a JavaScript string and use it with the css property. It's not very readable though it's better for distribution.
.notifyjs-foo-base {
- opacity: 0.85;
- width: 200px;
- background: #F5F5F5;
- padding: 5px;
- border-radius: 10px;
-}
-
-.notifyjs-foo-base .title {
- width: 100px;
- float: left;
- margin: 10px 0 0 10px;
- text-align: right;
-}
-
-.notifyjs-foo-base .buttons {
- width: 70px;
- float: right;
- font-size: 9px;
- padding: 5px;
- margin: 2px;
-}
-
-.notifyjs-foo-base button {
- font-size: 9px;
- padding: 5px;
- margin: 2px;
- width: 60px;
-}
-
- You can now use this style with:
-$.notify({
- title: 'Would you like some Foo ?',
- button: 'Confirm'
-}, {
- style: 'foo',
- autoHide: false,
- clickToHide: false
-});
-
-
- If using the above methods still don't provide you
- with what you need then you can, pass jQuery objects
- straight into the notification (provided that the
- element has the data-notify-html attribute):
-
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var h5 = $("<h5/>").append("You MUST have some Foo !")
-
-$.notify({
- title: h5,
- button: 'YES !'
-}, {
- style: 'foo',
- autoHide: false,
- clickToHide: false
-});
-
- - - Contributing more styles is easy! -
To get people started with some styles ideas, checkout this post on various Growl styles.
-- Note: If you wish to contribute to the library by fixing bugs or adding features, - see the src folder. Also, the source is in CoffeeScript, however, new styles can be either JavaScript or CoffeeScript. - I'm using Grunt to compile, minify and concat the builds, you can do so with: -
cd notifyjsnpm install -g grunt-clinpm installgrunt
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Contributing more styles is easy!
cd notifyjsnpm install -g grunt-clinpm install