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https://github.com/indexiatech/re-notif

Redux & React based Notifications center.
https://github.com/indexiatech/re-notif

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Redux & React based Notifications center.

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# `redux-notifications`

> ✔️: **Use the [use-disposable-list](https://github.com/asaf/use-disposable-list) (unstyled) hook that can work with any css framework!**



> :warning: The previous package `re-notif` has been deprecated on NPM and renamed to `redux-notifications`. A list of changes can be found in the Changelog. Please update your applications accordingly.

[React](https://github.com/facebook/react) & [Redux](https://github.com/rackt/redux) based notifications center.

Thanks to Redux, the notification objects are maintained within Redux Store's State and are fired by Actions.

## Implementation

##### 1. Installation

`npm install --save redux-notifications`

##### 2. The next thing you need to do is to add the `redux-notifications` `reducer` to Redux.
```js
import { createStore, combineReducers } from 'redux'
import { reducer as notifReducer } from 'redux-notifications';
combineReducers({
notifs: notifReducer,
// ... more reducers here ...
})
```

##### 3. Add the `Notifs` component at the root of your app
```js
import { Provider } from 'react-redux'
import { Notifs } from 'redux-notifications';


// ... other things like router ...

```

##### 4. Optionally import default CSS
`redux-notifications` uses [react-css-transition-group](https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/animation.html#high-level-api-reactcsstransitiongroup) with the following classes:
- .notif-transition-enter
- .notif-transition-enter-active
- .notif-transition-leave
- .notif-transition-leave-active

To import the default stylesheet:
```js
import 'redux-notifications/lib/styles.css';
```

## Sending notifications

Thanks to Redux, sending notification is simply done by firing an `Action`:

``` javascript
import { reducer as notifReducer, actions as notifActions, Notifs } from 'redux-notifications';
const { notifSend } = notifActions;

class Demo extends React.Component {
send() {
this.props.dispatch(notifSend({
message: 'hello world',
kind: 'info',
dismissAfter: 2000
}));
}

render() {
Send Notification
}
}
```

## Actions

#### `actions.notifSend({config})`

##### `config.message : node` [required]
> The notification message, can be one of: `string`, `integer`, `element` or `array` containing these types.

##### `config.kind : string` [optional] [default:'info']
> The notification kind, can be one of: `info`, `success`, `warning`, `danger`.

##### `config.id : string` [optional] [default:Date.now()]
> Set an ID for the notification. If not set, defaults to Date.now().

##### `config.dismissAfter : integer` [optional] [default:null]
> Auto dismiss the notification after the given number of milliseconds.

#### `actions.notifClear()`
> Clear all current notifications.

#### `actions.notifDismiss(id)`
> Dismiss a notification by ID

---

## Notifs Component

#### ``

##### `CustomComponent : React component`
> A custom react component can be used instead of the default Notif component

##### `className : string` [optional] [default:null]
> Pass a custom classname to the component.

##### `componentClassName : string` [optional] [default:'notif']
> The base className for each Notif component. Can be used to override CSS styles.

##### `transitionEnterTimeout : integer` [optional] [default:600]
> Define the react-transition-group enter timeout is milliseconds.

##### `transitionLeaveTimeout : integer` [optional] [default:600]
> Define the react-transition-group leave timeout is milliseconds.

##### `actionLabel : string`
> Label for action click

##### `onActionClick : func`
> Function when action is clicked. Requires `actionLabel` prop

## Development

```
git clone https://github.com/indexiatech/re-notif.git
cd re-notif
npm install
npm run start
```
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