nilsenj/toastr-laravel

toastr.js for Laravel 5.* easy notification like growl for example

dev-1.0-stable 2017-01-15 08:13 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.4.0
• illuminate/session: >=5.0.0
• illuminate/support: >=5.0.0

MIT

• Kamal Nasser
• Ivan Nikolenko

• php
• notification
• laravel
• toastr

README

toastr.js for Laravel 5.*

Bower

to install plugin via Bower run

bower install toastr

###1 Link to toastr.css <link href="toastr.css" rel="stylesheet"/>

###2 Link to toastr.js <script src="toastr.js"></script>

###3 toastr

Easy toastr.js notifications for Laravel 5.*, a ported version of Laravel 4 Toastr by kamaln7

Installation

1. Either run composer require nilsenj/toastr-laravel dev-1.0-stable or add "nilsenj/toastr-laravel": "dev-1.0-stable" to the require key in composer.json and run composer install

2. Add 'nilsenj\Toastr\ToastrServiceProvider', to the providers key in config/app.php

3. Add 'Toastr' => 'nilsenj\Toastr\Facades\Toastr', to the aliases key in config/app.php

Usage

Include jQuery and toastr.js and plugin styles in your master view template

after everything is done do

{!! Toastr::render() !!}

in your template just bofore body closing tag or after toastr.js script instantiated in your file.

You can use these methods in your controllers to insert a toast:

• Toastr::warning($message, $title = null, $options = []) - add a warning toast
• Toastr::error($message, $title = null, $options = []) - add an error toast
• Toastr::info($message, $title = null, $options = []) - add an info toast
• Toastr::success($message, $title = null, $options = []) - add a success toast
• Toastr::add($type: warning|error|info|success, $message, $title = null, $options = []) - add a toast
• Toastr::clear() - clear all current toasts for now it's always on

Setting custom Toastr options

You can set custom options for Toastr. Run:

php artisan vendor:publish

to publish the config file for Toastr. Then edit config/toastr.php and set the options array to whatever you want to pass to Toastr. These options are set as the default options and can be overridden by passing an array of options to any of the methods in the Usage section.

###for example###

<?php

return [
    'options' => 
    ["progressBar" => true,
    "positionClass" =>"toast-bottom-right",
    "preventDuplicates"=> false,
    "showDuration" => 300,
    "hideDuration" => 1000,
    "timeOut" => 5000,
    "extendedTimeOut" => 1000,
    "showEasing" => "swing",
    "hideEasing"=> "linear",
    "showMethod" => "fadeIn",
    "hideMethod" => "fadeOut"]
    ];
    

For a list of available options, see toastr.js' documentation.