Can you try the latest commit in master?
sezaru
sezaru
Hey everyone,
I just pushed version 0.2.5.
This version fixes the issue reported by @Valeriy and also another issue when using app.js with type="module".
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TwistingTwists
absowoot
Thanks for the update!
By default, the dismiss_time is set to 10 seconds – is there a way to programmatically set dismiss_timer for all notifications?
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sezaru
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)
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munksgaard
Thanks for your work on Flashy, it looks really good!
Quick question, do you have any insights on how Flashy compares to something like live_toast? To me it seems like a competing library that tries to achieve some of the same things, but there might be slight nuances I am not aware of?
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sezaru
Hmm, I’m not sure, I didn’t test it, but at first glance it seems like a more “opinionated” library where it is faster to get started but harder to customize while flashy is the other way around.
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sezaru
Hey everyone,
I just pushed a new version of Flashy 0.3.1.
The main features of this version are:
Bumped LiveView dependency to 1.0
Added support for tailwind 4.0
You can see how to use it here:
https://github.com/sezaru/flashy?tab=readme-ov-file#flashy
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