Using toastr in the AngularJS way

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Using toastr in the AngularJS way

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Currently, I just call toastr.success('my message') within a controller where required. This work fine, but it feels a bit dirty to me.

Is there a 'best practice' or recommended 'angularjs' way of using the toastr.js library?

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Yes. Pretty simply:

app.factory('notificationFactory', function () {

    return {

        success: function (text) {

            toastr.success(text,Success);

        },

        error: function (text) {

            toastr.error(text, Error);

        }

    };

});

Resolve factory in controller. Customize messages, notifications/etc in factory.

Despite the idea that code adds another abstraction, it's really effective.

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