It supports various alert types, including success, error, warning, and confirmation. Each popup has appropriate styling and icons to convey the message intent intuitively.
1. Download and add the PopupJs.js library to your webpage.
<script src="PopupJs.js"></script>
2. The library provides four main functions to create different types of popups:
// Display a success message
showSuccess('Success message');
// Show an error notification
showError('Error Message');
// Present an information alert
showInfo('Info Message!');
// Request user confirmation
showConfirm('Are you sure ?', () => {
alert('Confirmed')
}); 05/03/2025
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