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Informations about the package laravel-alerts
Easy alerts with Vue.js for your Laravel App
This package offers a Tailwind CSS & Vue.js optimized notifications setup for your Laravel applications.
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
Usage within Laravel
Within your controllers, before you perform a redirect, make a call to the alert() function.
You may also do:
alert_info('Info Message'): Alert an 'info' message.alert_success('Success Message'): Alert an 'success' message.alert_warning('Warning Message'): Alert an 'warning' message.alert_error('Error Message'): Alert an 'error' message.alert('Alert Message', 'Alert Title'): Alert a message with a title.
Usage within Vue
Within your Vue.js components, you can $emit an alert event.
Only the message field is required.
Configuration
After you've setup the alerts, you may display them in your views. We provide you with a template out of the box that works with Vue.js & Tailwind CSS.
You're free to use it and customize it the way you want.
You'll also need to publish our Vue.js components. By default it'll import them in the /resources/assets/js/vendor/alerts folder.
Then import them in your app.
If you don't want to use the default template or the Vue.js component, you can publish the views and customize it the way you want. Just know the session key is alerts.
Here's an example custom template without Vue.js:
Multiple Alerts
Need to send multiple alerts? No problem.
Icons
Default icons are from FontAwesome. You easily customize them in the Alert.vue component.
