angular-notification


Notification service for Angular using native HTML5 API.

!notification example

Install

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``
bower install angular-notification
`

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`
npm install angular-notification
`

Usage

`js
angular.module('controllers.notification', ['notification'])
.controller('NotificationCtrl', function ($notification) {
$notification('New message', {
body: 'You have a new message.'
});
})
`

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Create a new notification, the signature is the same as the Web Notification API.

Angular-notification provides some sugar to the default API, the permission is requested automatically. There is some options in addition to that already present in the official API:

- "delay": Specify a delay (in ms) after the notification is automatically closed. Default null.
- "focusWindowOnClick": Focus the window when the notification is clicked (works only on Chrome, Firefox prevent this for security issue). Default true.

`js
$notification('title', {
body: 'message',
dir: 'auto',
lang: 'en',
tag: 'my-tag',
icon: '/my-icon.jpg',
delay: 1000, // in ms
focusWindowOnClick: true // focus the window on click
})
`

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Set default options.

`js
$notificationProvider.setOptions({icon: '/my-icon.jpg'});
`

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Close the notification.

`js
var notification = $notification('hello');
notification.close();
`

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Listen an event on the notification. Using this method, the listener is automatically wrapped in an $apply().

The signature is the same as the angular $scope.$on signature, it returns the deregistration function.

Avalaible examples are 'click', 'show', 'close' and 'error'.

`js
var notification = $notification('hello');
var deregister = notification.$on('click', function () {
console.log('User has clicked.');
});

// Stop listening the event.
deregister();
`

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Request explicitly the permission to display notification, more info in the official API.

`js
$notification.requestPermission()
.then(function (permission) {
console.log(permission); // default, granted, denied
});
``

License

MIT