Basic Usage

toast is a UI that can be used as an alternative means of window.alert, window.confirm and window.prompt

How to initialize the properties of the UI, there are two. You can pass the property values of the UI to setConfig. Using the new you can pass when you initialize the UI.

setConfig()

setConfig([options, callInit=true])

var myToast = new ax5.ui.toast();
myToast.set_config({
    msg: "String",
    theme: "String",
    width: "Number", 
    icon: "String",
    closeIcon: "String",
    onStateChanged: "Function",
    displayTime: "Number",
    animateTime: "Number",
    containerPosition: "String",
    lang: "Object"
});

Easy Way - without setConfig

var myToast = new ax5.ui.toast({
    msg: "String",
    theme: "String",
    width: "Number", 
    icon: "String",
    closeIcon: "String",
    onStateChanged: "Function",
    displayTime: "Number",
    animateTime: "Number",
    containerPosition: "String",
    lang: "Object"
});

msg

Type: String

Title of toast.

theme

Type: String [default: default]

Theme of toast, ax5toast themes using six colors defined by the bootstrap is provided.

width

Type: Number [default: 300]

Toast width

icon

Type: String

closeIcon

Type: String

onStateChanged

Type: Function

onStateChanged function is executed when the toast of the state is changed, this.state state value is passed to this time onStateChanged function.

displayTime

Type: Number [default : 3000]

animateTime

Type: Number [default : 300]

containerPosition

Type: String [top-left|top-right|bottom-left|bottom-right]

lang

Type: Object

myToast.setConfig({
    lang: {
        "ok": "확인"
    }
});

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push()

push(String|Options[, callback])

If this is String in the first argument and recognizes the first argument to msg.
it is possible to redefine all of the options that can be used in setConfig.

toast.push('Toast message', function () {
    console.log(this);
});

toast.push({
    theme: 'danger',
    msg:'Toast message'
}, function () {
    console.log(this);
});

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confirm()

confirm(String|Options[, callback])

confirmToast.confirm({
    msg: 'Confirm message'
}, function(){

});

close()

close()