Hey everyone,

I just pushed a new version of Flashy 0.2.0.

The main features of this version are:

• Fixed a bug that would not show notifications in the correct order;
• Added support to fully customize the components CSS and transitions.

@christhekeele I think this version will have all the customization you probably need.

I added a new section to the README explaining step-by-step how to customize the notifications to make them show in the left side as an example, you can find it here:
https://github.com/sezaru/flashy#customizing-css

I also added a branch called left_side_notifications to the flashy_example repo with these customization in case someone want to just see it in action.

Lovely stuff. Would give this a spin on first chance I get.

Hey everyone,

I just pushed version 0.2.6 and version 0.2.7.

Version 0.2.6 adds support for adding notifications with a manual key.

Basically you only need this if you want to replace a notification that is already exists with another one.

You do that by adding a custom key when creating the notification to the socket:

put_notification(socket, notification, key: "my_custom_key")

If you want to see this working, you can check it out in the GitHub - sezaru/flashy_example: Small project showing Flashy features · GitHub project.

Version 0.2.7 adds support for setting the dismiss_time value via a configuration during compile time as requested by @absowoot

config :flashy, dismiss_time: :timer.seconds(5)