Christophe Matthieu
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this.call('web.Notification', 'notify', params)
Display a notification at the appropriate location, and returns the
reference id to the same widget. Note that this method does not wait
for the appendTo method to complete.
@param {Object} params
@param {string} params.title notification title
@param {string} params.message notification main message
@param {string} params.type 'notification' or 'warning'
@param {boolean} [params.sticky=false] if true, the notification will stay
visible until the user clicks on it.
@param {string} [params.className] className to add on the dom
@param {function} [params.onClose] callback when the user click on the x
or when the notification is auto close (no sticky)
@param {Array<Object>} params.buttons
@param {function} params.buttons[0].click callback on click
@param {Boolean} [params.buttons[0].primary] display the button as primary
@param {string} [params.buttons[0].text] button label
@param {string} [params.buttons[0].icon] font-awsome className or image src
@returns {Number} notification id
this.call('web.Notification', 'close', notificationId)
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