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InEngine Alert

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In-app alert notifications for Laravel applications. Alerts are stored as Laravel database notifications; a Livewire alert bell** shows unread items in a dropdown and links to a configurable “view all” URL. Alert types (General, Important, Urgent, Task, Info) are configurable and map to notification classes under InEngine\Alert\Alerts.

Requirements

Installation

Publish the config (recommended):

Adjust config/alert.php for your user (or other notifiable) model, search field, alert type icons/CSS, and the “view all alerts” target.

Publish views if you need to customize Blade markup:

Stylesheet (Tailwind v4)

UI classes use a BEM-style naming convention (alert-bell, alert-dropdown__header, alert-card__title, etc.). The source styles live in resources/css/alert.css as Tailwind @layer components rules. The package ships with a pre-built file at public/css/alert.css for apps that do not want to build the package locally.

Building CSS from this package

After changing resources/css/alert.css, rebuild from the package root:

This outputs the compiled CSS to public/css/alert.css. Commit both the source and the built file when contributing changes.

Publishing CSS into your application

That copies the built stylesheet to public/vendor/inengine/alert.css. Link it in your layout (after your main app CSS, if you rely on base resets, or alone if the bundle is sufficient):

The compiled bundle is self-contained (Tailwind theme variables are included), so spacing utilities such as p-2 resolve correctly without a separate override stylesheet.

Layout and spacing conventions

Defaults are tuned so that the text is not crowded against the card or dropdown:

To change density or alignment, edit resources/css/alert.css and run npm run build, then republish or copy public/css/alert.css into your app.

Configuration

Published config/alert.php includes:

Key Purpose
Alerts Map of alert type FQCN → icon and css strings for display in the UI
model.FQN Notifiable model class used by alert:send and the livewire component
model.search_property Column used when searching recipients in alert:send
view_all_alerts_route Named route, path, or full URL for “View all alerts”; falls back to route('alerts.index') or #

Usage

Notifiable model

Your model should use the InEngine\Alert\Traits\HasAlerts (which includes Laravel’s Notifiable trait) trait, which exposes an alerts() relationship scoped to the configured alert types and unread notifications.

Livewire alert component

The alert-bell component is registered automatically when Livewire is installed, and the configuration property config('alert.model.FQN') is a class that defines alerts() via the HasAlerts trait.

Tailwind classes for the bell and badge:

Artisan: send an alert

Interactive prompts choose recipients (from alert.model), type, title, message, and optional link.

Testing

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. Run composer test and composer format before submitting.

Security

Please report security issues according to the policy published for this repository.

Credits

License

The MIT License. See LICENSE.md.

All versions of alert with dependencies

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Requires php Version ^8.4
illuminate/contracts Version ^11.0||^12.0||^13.0
laravel/prompts Version ^0.3.14
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.16
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