METHOD alert

Structure

alert: Object properties, Object functions Description

Allows you to call up an internal notification window with a description header and buttons

Example usage

// create a small alert
app.alert({
    title: "Hello world!", // give a title
    content: "Thats my alert window", // give a description (content)
})

We have created a small modal window that only has a title, description, and a "Close" button by default. For now, this modal window can only be used for warnings or displaying additional information, so let's create a more functional window that will be displayed once and prompt you to open a link when you click on the button:

// create a small alert
app.alert({
    title: "Hello world!", // give a title
    content: "Thats my alert window", // give a description (content)
    buttons: [
        {
            text: "Visit website", // give button name
            signal: "visit_website", // give button ID (function name)
            type: "submit" // give a type
        }
    ],
    once: true, // show only once
    name: "myModal" // Without this, "once" will not work. It is recommended to use a unique name and not to use randomizers
}, {
    visit_website: () => { app.openUrl("https://yurba.one") }
})

As you can see, we first created a button in the "buttons" array, gave it a "signal" that literally became the name of the function (and at the same time a unique identifier) that we call when pressed

Okay, but what types are there? There aren't many of them, and they are only used for visual purposes. You decide which button will be responsible for what. They can be combined:

confirm - Set by default. Means that the button can be pressed to complete an action or confirms the transition to another task
reject - The complete opposite of "confirm". Means cancellation or refusal
selected - Recommends that the user select the option that is already highlighted
uppercase - Converts a button in the text to uppercase

Yurba Documentation

METHOD alert