A Javascript Alert Framework.
Sets up AlertKit for use.
| Parameters | Type | Purpose | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
__alert |
boolean |
sets alert() to AlertKit.alert() if true |
false |
__prompt |
boolean |
sets prompt() to AlertKit.alert() if true |
false |
body_fix |
boolean |
sets <body>'s margin to 0 if true |
true |
nef |
boolean |
priorities alerts yet to show up while delaying new alerts if true |
false |
manualDismiss |
boolean |
if an alert is on screen while this is true, new alerts will be added to needsExecuted |
false |
Returns class names in use by AlertKit.
| Parameters | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
what |
string or number |
class index / static name |
Displays an alert.
| Parameters | Type | Purpose | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
title |
string |
Sets the title of the alert |
null |
text |
string |
Sets the text of the alert |
null |
buttons |
array or object |
creates buttons with actions. see buttons array below or creates prompt with callback. see prompt object below |
null |
enableClickOut |
boolean |
If true, the user will be able to click outside the alert to dismiss it |
true |
enterKey_ |
boolean |
If true, the user will be able to press the enter key to dismiss an alert without buttons or submit a prompt |
true |
HTML |
boolean |
if true, html will be allowed in the alert's title and text. If false you will not be able to write html in title or text. To leave a new line if this is false, use \n |
false |
seconds |
number |
sets the amount of seconds the alert will be displayed for |
false |
[
[
"Button title", // This is this button title
"alert('I was clicked!');", // This is the command you could run right when this button is clicked
"#007aff", // This is the background hex of this button
"#1987ff", // This is the background hex of this button when it's :active (held on to)
null, // This is the colour hex
null, // This is the colour hex when it's :active
null, // This is the border css
null, // This is the border hex when it's :active
null, // This is the transition transition of this button
],
[
// this is another button, same as the layout above ^
]
]AlertKit.alert("Example Alert", "Hello, world!", [
["Google", `location = "http://google.com/";`, "f44242", "41cdf4", null, null, null, null, "250ms"]
]); {
fields: ["Type here"], // This is the input field's placeholder
okButtonTitle: "OK", // This is the title of the OK button
cancelButtonTitle: "Cancel", // This is the title of the cancel button
callback: function() { alert(arguments[0]); } // This is the function which handles the input
}AlertKit.alert("Example Alert", "Hello, world!", {
fields: ["Type here..."],
okButtonTitle: "Continue",
cancelButtonTitle: "Nevermind",
callback: function(input) { alert(input); }
});Dismisses an open alert.
AlertKit.alert.close();Replaces 'static' AlertKit class names in the innerHTML of all <style> tags with the dynamic class name.
| Parameters | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
control |
string |
command to control AlertKitDaemon |
AlertKit.AlertKitDaemon("start"); / AlertKit.AlertKitDaemon(AlertKit.AlertKitDaemon.DAEMON_START);Check this project out at https://1gamerdev.github.io/AlertKit/AlertKit.html!
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AlertKit by 1GamerDev, most of this README by S0n1c_Dev.