Question 1

How do I install vue3-notification in a Vue 3 project?

Accepted Answer

Install via npm or yarn with `npm install --save @kyvg/vue3-notification`, then add it to your main.js using `app.use(Notifications)` and include the global <notifications /> component in App.vue. The README provides step-by-step setup instructions.

Question 2

Does vue3-notification work with Nuxt 3?

Accepted Answer

Not out of the box; you need to use the `nuxt3-notifications` wrapper library, as mentioned in the README. This adds an extra layer of configuration, so consider if you're willing to manage that for Nuxt 3 compatibility.

Question 3

How can I customize the styles of notifications in vue3-notification?

Accepted Answer

Use the `classes` prop to apply custom CSS classes, leverage slots for complete content replacement, or override default styles via type-based styling. The README includes detailed CSS examples and styling hooks for full control.

Question 4

Vue3-notification vs vue-toastification: which is better?

Accepted Answer

Vue3-notification is a fork focused on Vue 3 with deep customization and control, while vue-toastification might offer more features or different design philosophies. Choose vue3-notification if you prioritize Vue 3 integration and don't mind writing CSS; otherwise, evaluate based on your project's specific needs.

Question 5

How to add custom animations using Velocity.js in vue3-notification?

Accepted Answer

First, install velocity-animate, then pass it to the plugin in main.js. Set `animation-type='velocity'` on the component and configure the `animation` prop with custom enter/leave functions, as shown in the README's Animation section.

Question 6

Is vue3-notification compatible with TypeScript?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes TypeScript definitions and supports auto-import via unplugin-vue-components resolver. You can manually register types or use the built-in resolver for seamless integration in TypeScript projects.

Question 7

How do I programmatically close a notification by ID in vue3-notification?

Accepted Answer

Assign an `id` (number or string) when triggering a notification, then use `this.$notify.close(id)` or with Composition API, `notify.close(id)`. The README demonstrates this with examples for both global and composition API usage.

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