Question 1

How to change the colors in notie?

Accepted Answer

Modify Sass variables like $notie-color-success before importing the SCSS file, or override CSS classes such as .notie-background-success directly in your stylesheet. The README provides code examples for both methods.

Question 2

Does notie work with React or Vue?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it requires manual integration since it's not a native framework component. Import notie and call its methods within React hooks or Vue lifecycle events, managing state separately for dialog triggers.

Question 3

notie vs SweetAlert: which is better?

Accepted Answer

notie is lighter with no dependencies and offers basic, customizable dialogs, while SweetAlert has more features and pre-styled designs but adds external JS. Choose notie for minimalism and control, SweetAlert for richer visuals out-of-the-box.

Question 4

How to make a notie notification stay until clicked?

Accepted Answer

Set the 'stay' option to true in the alert configuration, e.g., `notie.alert({ text: 'Message', stay: true })`. This prevents auto-hiding and requires user interaction via click or keyboard to dismiss.

Question 5

Is notie accessible for screen readers?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't emphasize accessibility, so while HTML support allows semantic markup, developers should manually add ARIA attributes and test keyboard navigation to ensure WCAG compliance.

Question 6

Can I use notie without npm?

Accepted Answer

Yes, include it via CDN by adding the CSS and JS links from unpkg or cdnjs in your HTML head and body, as detailed in the Installation section for quick setup without a package manager.

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