Notification Examples

Explore various notification types and how to implement them for effective user communication.

Basic Notification Types

Success Notification

Used to confirm a successful action or process. It's clear, positive, and reassuring.

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showNotification('Success!', 'Your operation was completed successfully.', 'success');

Error Notification

Informs the user about an issue or failure. It should clearly state the problem and suggest a resolution if possible.

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showNotification('Error!', 'An unexpected error occurred. Please try again.', 'error');

Warning Notification

Alerts the user to a potential problem or something that requires their attention but isn't an immediate error.

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showNotification('Warning!', 'Your session is about to expire. Please save your work.', 'warning');

Info Notification

Provides general information or updates to the user without indicating success, error, or warning.

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showNotification('Info', 'A new version of the application is available.', 'info');

Advanced Features

Persistent Notifications

Notifications that remain visible until explicitly dismissed by the user, useful for critical alerts.

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showPersistentNotification('System Alert', 'Server maintenance scheduled for tonight. All services will be temporarily unavailable.', 'info');

Notification with Action Buttons

Allow users to take immediate action directly from the notification itself.

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showNotificationWithAction('New Message', 'You have a new message from John Doe.', 'primary', 'Reply', () => alert('Reply action triggered!'));