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You will learn to:
Perform fixed positioning with CSS.
Update and subscribe to stores to react to data changes.
Create Svelte components.
Use Svelte's animation helpers to animate notifications.
Skills
Web Development
Front-end Development
Prerequisites
A good understanding of JavaScript
A good understanding of Svelte
Hands-on experience with CSS layout and styling
Technologies
CSS
HTML
Svelte
JavaScript
Project Description
Toast notifications are an unobtrusive way to display short messages and let users know about events in an application. They are used to provide feedback or show a message. Toast notifications appear as a small pop-up on the screen.
In this project, we will start working on a skeleton Svelte application and incorporate a store to effectively manage notification information. After this, we will create Svelte components designed to subscribe to the store and facilitate the display of these notifications. The project will also add some action buttons that can be used to trigger various types of notifications, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of notification implementation within our Svelte application.
Project Tasks
1
Introduction
Task 0: Get Started
2
Your First Notification
Task 1: Create the Notification Container
Task 2: Create the Notification Component
Task 3: Add a Test Notification
Task 4: Add the NotificationContainer Component to the App
Task 5: Render the Test Notification
Task 6: Create the Notification Store
Task 7: Call the Updater Function
Task 8: Subscribe to the Store
3
Enhancing Notifications
Task 9: Add Styles for Success and Error Notifications
Task 10: Trigger Notification Types
Task 11: Removing Notifications from the Store
Task 12: Add a Close Button
Task 13: Tracking Asynchronous Operations with Promises
Task 14: Test Promises to Render Notifications
Task 15: Add an Animation Effect to the Notification Component
4
Creating a Web Component
Task 16: Update Compiler Options to Enable the Web Component
Task 17: Use the Web Component
Congratulations!
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