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📃 About Notifications

This package provides ease of managing temporary and permanent notification within WordPress.

💾 Installation

composer require awesome9/notifications

🕹 Usage

First, you need to spin out configuration for your notification center.

Awesome9\Notifications\Center::get()
	->set_storage( 'awesome9_plugin_notifications' );  // Option name to be save persistent notifications in DB.

Now, let's add and remove some data to be output in admin.

// This notification shows once its a temporary notification.
Awesome9\Notifications\Center::get()
	->add( 'Your message goes here.', array(
		'id'      => 'awesome9_some_id'
		'type'    => \Awesome9\Notifications\Notification::ERROR,
		'screen'  => 'post',
		'classes' => 'style-me-custom'
	) );

// Now let's add a persistent one which is dismissible by user.
Awesome9\Notifications\Center::get()
	->add( 'Your message goes here.', array(
		'id'         => 'awesome9_some_id_2'
		'type'       => \Awesome9\Notifications\Notification::ERROR,
		'persistent' => 'some_unique_Id',
		'screen'     => 'post',
		'classes'    => 'style-me-custom'
	) );

// Let's remove a notification.
Awesome9\Notifications\Center::get()
	->remove( 'awesome9_some_id' )

Available options to pass in add function

Helper functions

You can use the procedural approach as well:

Awesome9\Notifications\add( $message, $options = array() );

Awesome9\Notifications\remove( $notification_id );

All the parameters remains the same as for the JSON class.

📖 Changelog

See the changelog file