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npm install notifyme-js

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2.0.0

Updated on Oct 14, 2016

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mohammadwali

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Updated on Jun 03, 2017

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Latest Version

2.0.0

Package Id

notifyme-js@2.0.0

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Notifyme.js

A Jquery/javascript plugin for custom notifications.

alt tag

Usage

Include the script file in your page

1<script src="notifyme.js"></script>

Then init it with your preffered options

1$.notify({
2    type: "success",
3    message: "This is a success message with notify!"
4});

License

Notifyme.js is released under the MIT license.

Credits

Mashable for the design idea.
Bounce.js for CSS3 Animations.
Sitepoint for a snippet to Capture CSS3 Animation Events
Font Awesome for icons.

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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