skrajewski / laravel-flash-notifications by skrajewski

Easy way to display Flash Notifications in Laravel 5.

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Package Data
Maintainer Username:	skrajewski
Maintainer Contact:	szykra@gmail.com (Szymon Krajewski)
Package Create Date:	2014-07-10
Package Last Update:	2016-01-22
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Language:	PHP
License:	MIT
Last Refreshed:	2025-10-30 03:07:31

Package Statistics
Total Downloads:	38,280
Monthly Downloads:	39
Daily Downloads:	3
Total Stars:	8
Total Watchers:	3
Total Forks:	3
Total Open Issues:	0

Laravel Flash Notifications

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Flash Notifications Helper for Laravel 5

Install

Install via composer

Add dependency to your composer.json file and run composer update.

require: {
    "szykra/laravel-flash-notifications": "~0.3"
}

Configure Laravel

Add ServiceProvider and Alias (Facade) to your config/app.php file:

'Szykra\Notifications\NotificationServiceProvider'

'Flash' => 'Szykra\Notifications\Flash'

Include default alert view to your layout

Package default provides bootstrap ready alert view. Just include notifications::flash file to your main layout in blade:

@include('notifications::flash')

You can create own container for flash notifications with own custom styles. See Custom alert view section.

Usage

You can push flash message ever you need by facade Flash. It provides 4 alert types:

success
error
warning
info

Flash::info('Your alert message here!');

~~Method push() exists because you can push more than one alert at the same time. See below.~~

Every alert method takes 1 or 2 arguments. If you give one parameter it will be message. If you provide two parameters, first will be title and second will be message.

Flash::success('User has been updated successfully.');
Flash::error('Oh snap!', 'Something went wrong. Please try again for a few seconds.');

Custom alert view

Package default provides bootstrap ready view for alerts. You can define own style for it. Just create new blade template file!

@if(Session::has('flash.alerts'))
    @foreach(Session::get('flash.alerts') as $alert)

        <div class='alert alert-{{ $alert['level'] }}'>
            <button class="close" type="button" data-dismiss="alert" aria-hidden="true">&times;</button>

            @if( ! empty($alert['title']))
                <div><strong>{{ $alert['title'] }}</strong></div>
            @endif

            {{ $alert['message'] }}
        </div>

    @endforeach
@endif

All alerts will be in flash.alerts session variable. Single alert looks like:

[
  'title' => 'Title',
  'message' => 'Example message',
  'level' => 'success'
]

Level for all alerts are following:

Flash::success has level success
Flash::error has level danger
Flash::warning has level warning
Flash::info has level info