overhang.js

overhang.js is a JQuery plugin to display sleek, instant notifications, confirmations or prompts inside a given element.

See it in action!

Installation

You can install overhang through npm:

$ npm install overhang

or through bower:

$ bower install overhang

Alternatively, you can download the files in the dist/ folder manually.

Usage

Include a reference to the latest version of jQuery and jQuery UI.

<script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.4/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.10.4/jquery-ui.min.js"></script>

Include references to the Javascript and CSS files.

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="dist/overhang.min.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="dist/overhang.min.js"></script>

Configuration Parameters

overhang.js has 3 primary features - notifications, prompts and confirmations. Most of the options are customizable for all of these features.

Defaults

`type`

This is the type of the notification that you want to display. The preset types are success, error, warn, info, prompt and confirm.

If you would like to use a custom theme, leave this parameter blank and follow the rules for setting a custom theme.

$("body").overhang({
   custom: true, // Set custom to true
   primary: "#34495E", // Your custom primary color
   accent: "#F4B350" // Your custom accent color
});

primary - The background color of the alert.

accent - The bottom border color.

If you want to display either a prompt or confirmation alert, set the type to prompt or confirm, respectively. Prompts and confirmations both have preset themes, but you can customize them by using the custom option.

`textColor`

The color of the text. The default is set to white.

`message`

The message to be displayed in your alert.

`duration`

The duration in seconds to show the alert for. The default is 1.5 seconds.

`speed`

The speed to drop and raise the alert in milliseconds. The default is set to 500.

`closeConfirm`

Set this to true if you would like the user to have to close the alert rather than it disappearing by itself. The default is set to false.

`upper`

Set this to true if you would like your message in all uppercase letters. The default is set to false.

`easing`

JQuery UI easing option for the drop effect. The default is set to "easeOutBounce"

`html`

This is a boolean if the message argument should be interpreted as HTML. The default value is set to false.

Basic Alert Notification Example

// Some error notification
$("body").overhang({
   type: "error",
   message: "You could not be logged in at this time.",
   closeConfirm: "true"
});

Prompts

When using prompts, all you need to do is set the type parameter to "prompt".

Prompt Example

// Some prompt notification
$("body").overhang({
   type: "prompt",
   message: "What is your name"
});

Confirmations

When using confirmations, there are additional options that you can customize.

`yesMessage`

This is the text on the "true" button that would to display. The default is set to "Yes".

`noMessage`

This is the text on the "false" button that would to display. The default is set to "No".

`yesColor`

This is the color of the "true" button. The default is set to "#2ECC71".

`noColor`

This is the color of the "false" button. The default is set to "#E74C3C".

Confirmation Example

// Some confirmation
$("body").overhang({
   type: "confirm",
   yesMessage: "Yes please!",
   noMessage: "No thanks."
});

Retrieving Data

The prompt and confirm features both allow you to get data from the user. The responses are stored as data in the DOM of the target element that overhang.js has been applied to.

To retrieve the data you would use jQuery like this:

// From a prompt
alert($("target-element").data("overhangPrompt"));

// From a confirmation (either true or false)
alert($("target-element").data("overhangConfirm"));

If the user has not yet given a response, the default values will be set to null.

Callbacks

The option callback argument is a function that will run once the user has made an action on the overhang notification. The callback will run after any of these cases:

The submission of a prompt
The selection on a confirmation
The close button on a normal notification with a true closeConfirm
The raise of a normal notification

Note: For confirmations or prompts, the callback will not run when the close button is clicked and nothing is selected.

Example

$("body").overhang({
	type: "confirm",
	message: "Are you sure?",

  // This code will run once an option is clicked.
	callback: function () {
		var selection = $("body").data("overhangConfirm");
		alert("You made your selection of " + selection);
	}
});

License

Frankie-666/overhang.js

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