Customizable message CSS classes #16
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damn... Your last activity was long ago and I want to use this package with bower, but I have no idea how to point bower to a branch other than the master, so another 'bower config change' commit is stuck to this pull request. |
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👍 would also like to see the class names to be customizable! |
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Hello, idea of this change is ability to specify what CSS classes I want to use for my messages.
Right now classes are hard-coded to bootstrap.
But it's common to use other frameworks and, since I can't change code of a framework, I want to manually wire my message classes to them.
Also in this commit I provided some tests due to previous lack of such.
No breaking changes, all classes are set bootstrap in default.