custom-alert.js

Override the alert() and confirm() functions of JavaScript, allowing you to customize them. This application does not use jQuery or another framework, just JavaScript and CSS. Responsive design.

Demo

demo page

Install

NPM

npm install --save custom-alert

Bower

bower install --save custom-alert

Apply

Default style

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://github.com/codephi/custom-alert/blob/master/YOU/PATH/dist/css/custom-alert.css">

Default bootstrap style

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://github.com/codephi/custom-alert/blob/master/YOU/PATH/dist/css/custom-alert-bootstrap.css"> 

and script

<!--<script src="https://github.com/codephi/custom-alert/raw/master/YOU/PATH/dist/js/custom-alert.min.js">-->

Use

There are two ways to apply customAlert.

The first is to start the function by allowing it to automatically override the alert() and confirm() global (window.alert, window.confirm).

    new customAlert();
    confirm("Confirm text", function(done){
        alert('Alert text')
    })

The second returning the functions in an object, so it passes false as an attribute of customAlert()

    var custom = new customAlert(false);
    custom.confirm("Confirm text", function(done){
        custom.alert('Alert text')
    })

alert(dialog, options || callback, callback)

Simply.

    alert("Alert text")

Editing title and button text;

    alert("Alert text", {title: 'Olá', button: "Go!"})

Performing a callback after the operation.

    alert("Alert text", {title: 'Olá', button: "Go!"}, function(){
        //...
    })

confirm(dialog, callback || {callbacks}, options)

Calling a callback to handle the result. In this case, the callback receives an argument with true or false

    confirm("Alert text", function(done){
        if(done){
            alert('true')
        }
        else{
            alert('false')
        }
    })

Defining different callbacks for different results.

    confirm("Comfirm text", {
        "success" : function(){
            //..
        },
        "cancel" : function(){
            //..
        }
    })

Setting Title and Text of Buttons.

    confirm("Comfirm text", function(done){
        //..
    }, { 
        "title" : "Wellcome",
        "done": {
                "text": ":)",
        },
        "cancel": {
            "text" : ":(",
            "default": true
        }
    })

Arguments and options

Alert

options

• title: The title.
• done: The button text.

Confirm

options

• title.text The title.
• title.default If true, set the default as default.
• title.bold Add bold text.
• done.text The done text.
• done.default If true, set the default as default.
• done.bold Add bold text.
• cancel: The cancel text.

callback

• success: if button done press.
• cancel: if button calcel press.
• only function: Gets an attribute with true or false.

Keyboard events

The ENTER key performs the default button.

{
    "cancel": {
        "default" : true
    }
}

In this example, the default button will be "Cancel", so by clicking ENTER on the keyboard, this button will be executed. By default the "default button" is done.

I see an example on the demo page