return Notification object

[enapupe]

I think would be nice if Notification could return a object with it's configuration, methods, etc..

I would like to kill a notification if a ajax request is done. To this date there's no way to do this.

The necessary modification (draft) is proposed at https://github.com/alexcrack/angular-ui-notification/compare/master...enapupe:returnNotification?expand=1

Do you think this improvement is possible?

An example of use would be:

var test = Notification("Refreshing.....");
SomeService.regenerateAPIKey().then(function(){
    Notification("API Key sucessfully regenerated.");
    test.then(function(notification){
        notification.kill(true);
    });
});

[alexcrack]

Now you can use replaceMessage option.

The example using this option:

Notification({message: "Refreshing...", delay: 0});
SomeService.regenerateAPIKey().then(function(){
    Notification.success({
        message: "API Key successfully regenerated.", 
        replaceMessage: true
    });
});

First message will be replaced by the success message when regenerateAPIKey() promise will be resolved.

[enapupe]

I don't know.. Since you don't have controll over which notification one you are replacing, I think it may replace the wrong message . What happens if another promise triggers in the mean time?

[alexcrack]

Ok. I got it. My approach kills all the currently shown messages and shows new message. But you suggest to provide possibility to kill one specific message. I'll implement this feature.

[alexcrack]

Now in v0.0.11 (379a07d89a26978a0f8be1a7d46872abf88eb1a5) you can use this functionality.

var test = Notification("Refreshing.....");
SomeService.regenerateAPIKey().then(function(){
    Notification("API Key sucessfully regenerated.");
    test.then(function(notification){
        notification.kill(true);
    });
});