lightalertjs v1.0.0

LightAlertJS

A lightweight javascript notification library with customisable templates and layout in just 3kB.

Start by creating a service provider

var notificationService = new NotificationService({
  $elem: $("#notification-stack")
});

Then use service to create notifications

notificationService.notify("Hello world!")

Add an image to the notification:

notificationService.notify("Hello world!", "https://example.com/hello.svg")

Add a class, in this case changing background and text:

notificationService.notify("Hello world!", "https://example.com/hello.svg", "bg-black")

notificationService.notify("Hello world!", "https://example.com/hello.svg", "bg-success")

notificationService.notify("Hello world!", "https://example.com/hello.svg", "bg-warning")

notificationService.notify("Hello world!", "https://example.com/hello.svg", "bg-error")

notificationService.notify("Hello world!", "https://example.com/hello.svg", "bg-info")

notificationService.notify("Hello world!", "https://example.com/hello.svg", "bg-primary")

Add a debounce timer to the service, preventing the user from receiving a notification more than once per x seconds. Makes use of sessionStorage to persist timer countdown across page loads.

var notificationService = new NotificationService({
  $elem: $("#notification-stack"),
  debounce_seconds: 10
});

Change the template:

var notificationService = new NotificationService({
  $elem: $("#notification-stack"),
  template: "<div class='notification {{class}} id='{{uid}}'><img src='{{imageUrl}}'>{{content}}</div>'"
});

Change whether new notifications are appended or prepended to the stack:

var notificationService = new NotificationService({
  $elem: $("#notification-stack"),
  append: false
});

These settings can be changed after instantiation via properties:

notificationService.debounce_seconds = 5;

Requirements

• Bootstrap 3.3 (For default template, no CSS requirements if you provide your own)
• jQuery 1.8+