Reputation: 514
I am new to NativeScript and am trying to use the FancyAlert NPM module:
https://github.com/NathanWalker/nativescript-fancyalert
In their readme, they show a very simple example using TypeScript, like this:
import { TNSFancyAlert, TNSFancyAlertButton } from "nativescript-fancyalert";
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public showSuccess() {
TNSFancyAlert.showSuccess(
"Success!",
"Fancy alerts are nice.",
"Yes they are!"
);
}
and in their XML file, they simply call it like normal:
<Button text="Alert Success" tap="{{showSuccess}}" />
So I am not using TypeScript. I cannot get this simple alert to work. I have tried:
in my main-view-model.js
const fancyAlert = require("nativescript-fancyalert");
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fancyAlert.showSuccess(
"Success!",
"You are logged in.",
"Success!"
);
not working.
Can anyone help me to use this module using core JS?
Thank you.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 247
Reputation: 6112
Try: fancyAlert.TNSFancyAlert.showSuccess()
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[EDIT] This really should work, as it's a mirror of the solution given in the issue filing linked by Narendra Mongiya in your question. One thing to keep in mind is that it's a Promise, so let's add a catch()
block in there to reveal any errors.
const fancyAlert = require("nativescript-fancyalert");
// ...
fancyAlert.TNSFancyAlert.showSuccess(
"Success!",
"You are logged in.",
"Success!"
)
.then((resolution) => {
console.log("[TNSFancyAlert] showSuccess() succeeded.", resolution);
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error("[TNSFancyAlert] showSuccess() failed.", error);
});
You may also find that you're simply calling it from the wrong place in your code.
Upvotes: 1