Notiflow

A modern toast/notification library for Angular — signal-based, standalone, and zoneless-safe, built without @angular/animations. A familiar successor to the archived ngx-toastr, published on npm as ngx-notiflow.

Full documentation lives in the package README: projects/ngx-notiflow/README.md. Migration from ngx-toastr: MIGRATION.md.

Install

npm i ngx-notiflow

Peer dependencies: Angular >= 22 (@angular/core, @angular/common) and rxjs >= 7.

Quick look

// app.config.ts
import { provideNotiflow } from 'ngx-notiflow';
export const appConfig = { providers: [provideNotiflow({ duration: 5000 })] };

<!-- app root template -->
<nfl-container />

import { inject } from '@angular/core';
import { NotiflowService } from 'ngx-notiflow';

const notiflow = inject(NotiflowService);
notiflow.success('Saved!', { title: 'Done' });

Features

• Six positions, each an autonomous region with correct stacking
• Per-region limit and FIFO queue
• preventDuplicates with a ×N counter badge
• Auto-dismiss timers with region-wide pause-on-hover
• Promise toasts (accepts a Promise or an Observable)
• Serious accessibility: two central ARIA live regions, Escape to close, prefers-reduced-motion aware
• Signals + zoneless, OnPush, no @angular/animations

Repository layout

This is an Angular CLI workspace with two projects:

• projects/ngx-notiflow/ — the publishable library (the actual package).
• projects/demo/ — a manual test harness with buttons for every type, position, and behaviour.

Development

ng build ngx-notiflow      # build the library into dist/ngx-notiflow
ng serve demo              # run the demo harness at http://localhost:4200
ng test ngx-notiflow       # run unit tests (Vitest)

The demo imports the library from dist/ (via a tsconfig path), so rebuild the library after changing library source. Tip: ng build ngx-notiflow --watch in a second terminal.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome. This is an early-stage project (v0.1.x) — feedback on the API before it stabilises is especially valuable.

License

MIT © Philipp Schimmer