Notification
Display a notification message globally.
When To Use#
To display a notification message at any of the four corners of the viewport. Typically it can be used in the following cases:
- A notification with complex content.
- A notification providing a feedback based on the user interaction. Or it may show some details about upcoming steps the user may have to follow.
- A notification that is pushed by the application.
import { NzNotificationModule } from 'ng-zorro-antd/notification';
Examples
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API#
NzNotificationService#
The component provides a number of service methods using the following methods and parameters:
NzNotificationService.blank(title, content, [options])
// Notification without iconNzNotificationService.success(title, content, [options])
NzNotificationService.error(title, content, [options])
NzNotificationService.info(title, content, [options])
NzNotificationService.warning(title, content, [options])
Argument | Description | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|
title | Title | string | TemplateRef<void> | - |
content | Notification content | string | TemplateRef<void> | - |
options | Support setting the parameters for the current notification box, see the table below | object | - |
The parameters that are set by the options
support are as follows:
Argument | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
nzKey | The unique identifier of the Notification | string |
nzDuration | Duration (milliseconds), does not disappear when set to 0 | number |
nzPauseOnHover | Do not remove automatically when mouse is over while setting to true | boolean |
nzAnimate | Whether to turn on animation | boolean |
nzStyle | Custom inline style | object |
nzClass | Custom CSS class | object |
nzData | Anything that would be used as template context | any |
nzCloseIcon | Custom close icon | TemplateRef<void> | string |
nzButton | Custom button | TemplateRef<{ $implicit: NzNotificationComponent }> | string |
Methods for destruction are also provided:
NzNotificationService.remove(id)
// Remove the notification with the specified id. When the id is empty, remove all notifications (the notification id is returned by the above method)
Global Configuration#
You can use NzConfigService
to configure this component globally. Please check the Global Configuration chapter for more information.
Parameter | Description | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|
nzDuration | Duration (milliseconds), does not disappear when set to 0 | number | 4500 |
nzMaxStack | The maximum number of notifications that can be displayed at the same time | number | 8 |
nzPauseOnHover | Do not remove automatically when mouse is over while setting to true | boolean | true |
nzAnimate | Whether to turn on animation | boolean | true |
nzTop | The top of the notification when it pops up from the top. | string | 24px |
nzBottom | The bottom of the notification when it pops up from the bottom. | string | 24px |
nzPlacement | Popup position, optional topLeft topRight bottomLeft bottomRight top bottom | string | topRight |
nzDirection | Direction of the text in the notification | 'ltr' | 'rtl' | - |
NzNotificationRef#
It's the object that returned when you call NzNotificationService.success
and others.
export interface NzNotificationRef {
messageId: string;
onClose: Subject<boolean>; // It would emit an event when the notification is closed, and emit a `true` if it's closed by user
onClick: Subject<MouseEvent>;
}