A Powerful and beautiful Library for showing JS Notifications
- JavaScript : Core functionality is built with JavaScript
- HTML (hidden in JavaScript) : Structure of the notification built with HTML
- CSS (hidden in JavaScript) : Styles and blur effect of the notification built with CSS
Ensure Node.js and npm are installed on your system.
- If you already have Node.js and npm installed, skip to Step 4.
Visit Nodejs website and download latest LTS (Long Time Support) version
Just run the installer and be sure check install Nodejs and NPM.
You can check if you install Nodejs and npm correctly by these commands :
node -v
npm -v
If you see version numbers, the installation was successful.
You can install the npm package this command (install latest version):
npm install notico
Or actually using this one for specific version :
npm install notico@1.0.2
Then add this line into your HTML code :
<script src="./node_modules/notico/Package/notico.js" defer></script>
Note: if you have a Nodejs Project for web applications it recommended to install this library with this way because this way has better performance than the other way.
You can use this script line for using the CDN :
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/notico@1.0.2/Package/notico.js" defer></script>
Note: If you dont work with Nodejs and NPM then use this way.
Create a button like this :
<button onclick="showToast.info({})">info</button>
Call that function in js :
showToast.info({});
You can enter your parameters :
showToast.success({
title: 'success',
message: 'This is an success message',
time: 7000
});
In this function you can write the title, message and time.
If no parameters are provided, default values will be used. :
Title would be the type, message would be nothing or "" and time would be 7000 ms.
If your time parameter is smaller than 2000 ms then it ignore yours and would be 2000 ms.
Notico is licensed under the MIT License.