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# React Toast Notifications A configurable, composable, toast notification system for react. https://jossmac.github.io/react-toast-notifications ### Install ```bash yarn add react-toast-notifications ``` ### Use Wrap your app in the `ToastProvider`, which provides context for the `Toast` descendants. ```jsx import { ToastProvider, useToasts } from 'react-toast-notifications'; const FormWithToasts = () => { const { addToast } = useToasts(); const onSubmit = async value => { const { error } = await dataPersistenceLayer(value); if (error) { addToast(error.message, { appearance: 'error' }); } else { addToast('Saved Successfully', { appearance: 'success' }); } }; return ; }; const App = () => ( ); ``` ## ToastProvider Props For brevity: - `PlacementType` is equal to `'bottom-left' | 'bottom-center' | 'bottom-right' | 'top-left' | 'top-center' | 'top-right'`. - `TransitionState` is equal to `'entering' | 'entered' | 'exiting' | 'exited'`. | Property | Description | | -------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | autoDismissTimeout `number` | Default `5000`. The time until a toast will be dismissed automatically, in milliseconds. | | autoDismiss `boolean` | Default: `false`. Whether or not to dismiss the toast automatically after a timeout. | | children `Node` | Required. Your app content. | | components `{ ToastContainer, Toast }` | Replace the underlying components. | | newestOnTop `boolean` | Default `false`. When true, insert new toasts at the top of the stack. | | placement `PlacementType` | Default `top-right`. Where, in relation to the viewport, to place the toasts. | | portalTargetSelector `string` | Which element to attach the container's portal to. Uses `document.body` when not provided. | | transitionDuration `number` | Default `220`. The duration of the CSS transition on the `Toast` component. | ## Toast Props | Property | Description | | ---------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | appearance | Used by the default toast. One of `success`, `error`, `warning`, `info`. | | children | Required. The content of the toast notification. | | autoDismiss `boolean` | Inherited from `ToastProvider` if not provided. | | autoDismissTimeout `number` | Inherited from `ToastProvider`. | | onDismiss: `Id => void` | Passed in dynamically. Can be called in a custom toast to dismiss it. | | placement `PlacementType` | Inherited from `ToastProvider`. | | transitionDuration `number` | Inherited from `ToastProvider`. | | transitionState: `TransitionState` | Passed in dynamically. | ## Hook The `useToast` hook has the following signature: ```jsx const { addToast, removeToast, removeAllToasts, updateToast, toastStack, } = useToasts(); ``` The `addToast` method has three arguments: 1. The first is the content of the toast, which can be any renderable `Node`. 1. The second is the `Options` object, which can take any shape you like. `Options.appearance` is required when using the `DefaultToast`. When departing from the default shape, you must provide an alternative, compliant `Toast` component. 1. The third is an optional callback, which is passed the added toast `ID`. The `removeToast` method has two arguments: 1. The first is the `ID` of the toast to remove. 1. The second is an optional callback. The `removeAllToasts` method has no arguments. The `updateToast` method has three arguments: 1. The first is the `ID` of the toast to update. 1. The second is the `Options` object, which differs slightly from the add method because it accepts a `content` property. 1. The third is an optional callback, which is passed the updated toast `ID`. The `toastStack` is an array of objects representing the current toasts, e.g. ```jsx [ { content: 'Something went wrong', id: 'generated-string', appearance: 'error', }, { content: 'Item saved', id: 'generated-string', appearance: 'success' }, ]; ``` ## Replaceable Components To bring each toast notification inline with your app, you can provide alternative components to the `ToastProvider`: ```jsx import { ToastProvider } from 'react-toast-notifications'; const MyCustomToast = ({ appearance, children }) => (

{children}

); const App = () => ( ... ); ``` To customize the existing component instead of creating a new one, you may import `DefaultToast`: ```jsx import { DefaultToast } from 'react-toast-notifications'; export const MyCustomToast = ({ children, ...props }) => ( {children} ); ``` ## Alternatives This library may not meet your needs. Here are some alternative I came across whilst searching for this solution: - https://github.com/fkhadra/react-toastify - https://github.com/tomchentw/react-toastr - https://github.com/jesusoterogomez/react-notify-toast

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