pnotify.reference.js

// Reference
// This file is for referencing while you are making a notify module.
(function($){
	// This if the default values of your options.
	PNotify.prototype.options.reference = {
		// Provide a thing for stuff. Turned off by default.
		putThing: false,
		// If you are displaying any text, you should use a labels options to
		// support internationalization.
		labels: {
			text: "Spin Around"
		}
	};
	PNotify.prototype.modules.reference = {
		// You can put variables here that are specific to a notice instance.
		thingElem: null,

		// This function is called when the notice is being created, after the
		// core has done all of its work.
		init: function(notice /* the notice object */, options /* this module's options */){
			var that = this; // This line will allow you to access instance variables
							 // like "this.thingElem" from within closures.

			// Note that options only contains the options specific to our modules.
			// To access global options, we would use notice.options.

			// We want to check to make sure the notice should include our thing.
			if (!options.putThing)
				return;

			// We're going to create a button that will be appended to the notice.
			// It will be disabled by default, so we can enable it on mouseover.
			// You should try to keep elements inside the notice container.
			this.thingElem = $('<button style="float:right;" class="btn btn-default" type="button" disabled><i class="'+notice.styles.athing+'" />&nbsp;'+options.labels.text+'</button>').appendTo(notice.container);
			// Since our button is floated, we have to add a clearing div.
			notice.container.append('<div style="clear: right; line-height: 0;" />')

			// Now we're going to enable the button on mouseenter.
			notice.elem.on({
				"mouseenter": function(e){
					// Enable the button.
					// Notice that we have to use "that" to access thingElem, because
					// we are in a different scope inside this function.
					that.thingElem.prop("disabled", false);
				},
				"mouseleave": function(e){
					// Disable the button.
					that.thingElem.prop("disabled", true);
				}
			});

			// Now we're going to make our button do something.
			this.thingElem.on("click", function(){
				// Spin the notice around.
				var cur_angle = 0;
				var timer = setInterval(function(){
					cur_angle += 10;
					if (cur_angle == 360) {
						cur_angle = 0;
						clearInterval(timer);
					}
					notice.elem.css({
						'-moz-transform': ('rotate('+cur_angle+'deg)'),
						'-webkit-transform': ('rotate('+cur_angle+'deg)'),
						'-o-transform': ('rotate('+cur_angle+'deg)'),
						'-ms-transform': ('rotate('+cur_angle+'deg)'),
						'filter': ('progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(rotation='+(cur_angle / 360 * 4)+')')
					});
				}, 20);
			});
		},

		// This is called when the notice is updating its options.
		update: function(notice, options /* the new options for our module */, oldOpts /* the old options for our module */){
			// We need to remove the button if it's now disabled, and show it again if it's enabled.
			if (options.putThing && this.thingElem)
				this.thingElem.show();
			else if (!options.putThing && this.thingElem)
				this.thingElem.hide();
			// You may notice that if the user creates a notice without our button,
			// then updates it to enable our button, they will be out of luck.
			// Whatever, I don't want to write that much code.

			// Now we update the icon, which may have changed.
			// Note that as of right now, PNotify doesn't support updating styling.
			if (this.thingElem)
				this.thingElem.find('i').attr("class", notice.styles.athing);
		},
		// I have nothing to put in these, just showing you that they exist. You
		// won't need to include them if you aren't using them.
		beforeOpen: function(notice, options){
			// Called before the notice is opened.
		},
		afterOpen: function(notice, options){
			// Called after the notice is opened.
		},
		beforeClose: function(notice, options){
			// Called before the notice is closed.
		},
		afterClose: function(notice, options){
			// Called after the notice is closed.
		},
		beforeDestroy: function(notice, options){
			// Called before the notice is destroyed.
		},
		afterDestroy: function(notice, options){
			// Called after the notice is destroyed.
		}
	};
	// This is where you would add any styling options you are using in your code.
	$.extend(PNotify.styling.jqueryui, {
		athing: "ui-icon ui-icon-refresh"
	});
	$.extend(PNotify.styling.bootstrap2, {
		athing: "icon-refresh"
	});
	$.extend(PNotify.styling.bootstrap3, {
		athing: "glyphicon glyphicon-refresh"
	});
	$.extend(PNotify.styling.fontawesome, {
		athing: "fa fa-refresh"
	});
})(jQuery);