Components.Alert public

Implements Bootstrap alerts

Usage

By default, it is a user dismissible alert with a fade out animation, both of which can be disabled. Be sure to set the type property for proper styling.

<BsAlert @type="success">
  <strong>Well done!</strong> You successfully read this important alert message.
</BsAlert>

Optionally you can render a header for the alert using named blocks syntax:

<BsAlert>
  <:header>
    Well done!
  </:header>
  <:body>
    You successfully read this important alert message.
  </:body>
</BsAlert>

The header is rendered using a <h4> element by default. You can customize that one by setting @headerTag argument of <BsAlert>.

Using named block syntax as shown above may require installing ember-named-blocks-polyfill in your project depending on the Ember version used.

Note that only invoking the component in a template as shown above is considered part of its public API. Extending from it (subclassing) is generally not supported, and may break at any time.

hide

private

Call to hide the alert. If the fade property is true, this will fade out the alert before being finally dismissed.

show

private

Call to make the alert visible again after it has been hidden

_visible unknown private

dismissible boolean public

A dismissible alert will have a close button in the upper right corner, that the user can click to dismiss the alert.

fade boolean public

Set to false to disable the fade out animation when hiding the alert.

fadeDuration number public

The duration of the fade out animation

hidden boolean private

If true the alert is completely hidden. Will be set when the fade animation has finished.

type String public

Property for type styling

For the available types see the Bootstrap docs

usesTransition boolean private

Use CSS transitions?

visible boolean public

This property controls if the alert should be visible. If false it might still be in the DOM until the fade animation has completed.

When the alert is dismissed by user interaction this property will not update by using two-way bindings in order to follow DDAU best practices. If you want to react to such changes, subscribe to the onDismiss action

onDismiss

public

The action is called when the close button is clicked.

You can return false to prevent closing the alert automatically, and do that in your action by setting visible to false.

onDismissed

public

The action to be sent after the alert has been dismissed (including the CSS transition).