WPF.Notifier 1.2.0

WPF.Notifier shows one or more toastnotification-windows.

Besides it's possible to show your own window with your viewmodel as a toastnotification.

(I)NotifierManager should be a Singleton, if you use it from different classes, because all notificationwindos are saved internally and removed after closing. You can use a DI Framework like Ninject and register INotifierManager as Singleton.

Then call ShowNotification/ShowCustomNotification .

If you want to show your own window, you have to handle the animations and closing by yourself.

Show your own Notification:

call ShowCustomNotification(yourViewModel)

in App.xaml:

<Application.Resources>
       <DataTemplate DataType="{x:Type local:yourViewModel}">
           <local:TestView />
       </DataTemplate>
   </Application.Resources>

Install-Package WPF.Notifier -Version 1.2.0

dotnet add package WPF.Notifier --version 1.2.0

<PackageReference Include="WPF.Notifier" Version="1.2.0" />

paket add WPF.Notifier --version 1.2.0

#r "nuget: WPF.Notifier, 1.2.0"

// Install WPF.Notifier as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=WPF.Notifier&version=1.2.0

// Install WPF.Notifier as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=WPF.Notifier&version=1.2.0

Release Notes

-added NotificationBaseViewModel for custom notification window with datatemplate. Invoke OnCloseWindow to close the notificationwindow

-added parameter applyStandardSettings for custom window

applyStandardSettings applys WindowStyle = None
AllowsTransparency = true
Background = Transparent

Now you have the full control with your usercontrol.
You could do the same with the optional parameter settings, but this settings are mostly standard for the notification window and it would be irritating to use the settings parameter for  this

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