react-native-toast-hook

An animated toast message component for React Native using context API and hooks written in typescript.

Install

npm install --save react-native-toast-hook

ToastSuccess

Usage

Render the ToastProvider component in your app entry file.

// App.jsx
import React from 'react'
import { ToastProvider } from '@stratuscode/react-native-toast-hook'

function App(props) {
    return (
        <>
            <ToastProvider>
                {/* ... */}
            </ToastProvider>
        </>
    )
}

export default App

Then use it anywhere in your app with the useToast hook, which provides access to showToast, queueToast, hideToast, and clearToastQueue:

import React from 'react'
import { useToast } from '@stratuscode/react-native-toast-hook'

function() {
    const { queueToast } = useToast()

    function makeToast() {
        queueToast({
            title: 'Hey you!',
            message: 'The magic medicine works!',
        })
    }

    return (
        <View>
            <Button onPress={makeToast} title="Toast It"/>
        </View>
    )
}

If your toasts aren't showing up you might need to manually place the Toaster. For example, if you're using react-navigation you'll probably want the Toaster just before the end of your </NavigationContainer>. The ToastProvider component will render the Toaster component automatically unless you pass renderToaster={false} to the ToastProvider, so do that and then place your Toaster where you want it.

import React from 'react'
import { NavigationContainer } from '@react-navigation/native'
import { createDrawerNavigator } from '@react-navigation/drawer'
import { Toaster } from '@stratuscode/react-native-toast-hook'

const Drawer = createDrawerNavigator()
function Navigation() {
    return (
        <NavigationContainer>
            <Drawer.Navigator {...etc} />
            <Toaster />
        </NavigationContainer>
    )
}

API

`useToast()`

The useToast hook gives you access to:

queueToast: (toast: ToastProps) => void - shows the toast immediately if one is not currently showing, otherwise queues up the toast to be shown after the current one goes away.
showToast: (toast: ToastProps) => void - cuts in line and shows the toast immediately (the currently shown toast will show again after this important one goes away).
hideToast: () => void - hides the currently shown toast (if any are in queue the next one will show).
clearToastQueue: () => void - hides the currently shown toast and removes the entire queue.

See the types.ts file for the most up-to-date options in ToastProps and for more advanced usages, but the gist is:

queueToast({
    title?: 'Top line, bolded text',
    message?: 'Bottom line, normal text',
    type?: 'info' | 'success' | 'warning' | 'error',
    position?: 'top' | 'bottom',
    visibilityTime?: 4000,
    autoHide?: true,
    onPress?: (toast: ToastProps) => void  // callback for when the toast is pressed, e.g. to handle deep navigation
})

Global customizations

ToastProvider accepts some props to set global defaults.

The defaults prop takes the same object that queueToast/showToast take and will cause those functions to fallback on the default values for each prop that their object doesn't have defined.
The colors prop lets you override any colors used (see ToastColors in types.ts)
The customToasts lets you configure your own toast components from scratch or override the default ones (see below).

Customizing the toast types

If you want to add custom types, or overwrite the existing ones, you can add a customToasts prop when rendering the ToastProvider. You can import the components that are used by default and customize them, use BaseToast and its render functions for almost total control, or provide your own toast implementation for total control.

// App.jsx
import React from 'react'
import { Text } from 'react-native'
import { ToastProvider, BaseToast, InfoToast, WarningToast } from '@stratuscode/react-native-toast-hook'
import Icon from 'react-native-vector-icons/FontAwesome';

const toastConfig = {
    // modify only the formatting of the default info toast's title
    info: (toast) => (
        <InfoToast renderTitle={(toast) => (
            <Text style={{ fontWeight: 'normal', color: 'fuchsia' }}>
                {toast.title}
            </Text>
        )} />
    ),
    // override existing success toast with entirely custom toast
    success: (toast) => (
        <View style={{ height: 60, width: '100%', backgroundColor: 'pink' }}>
            <Text>{toast.title}</Text>
            <Text>{toast.message}</Text>
        </View>
    ),
    // modify only the icon of the default warning toast
    warning: (toast) => (
        <WarningToast renderIcon={({color}) => (
            <Icon name="rocket" size={24} color={color} />
        )} />
    ),
    // create a new type of toast, just supply 'any_custom_type' as the `type` prop to `queueToast`/`showToast`
    any_custom_type: (toast) => {},
}

function App(props) {
    return (
        <>
            <ToastProvider customToasts={toastConfig}>
                {/* ... */}
            </ToastProvider>
        </>
    )
}

export default App

Then just use the library as before

queueToast({
    type: 'any_custom_type',
    title: 'Woohoo',
    message: 'My own custom type (:',
})

Credits

This library was originally forked from Calin Tamas' react-native-toast-message.
Icons (info, success, warning, error, and close) came from Pixel perfect's Basic UI Icon Pack from flaticon.com.

Package detail

@stratuscode/react-native-toast-hook

readme

react-native-toast-hook

Install

Usage

API

`useToast()`

Global customizations

Customizing the toast types

Credits

changelog

Changelog

[2.0.5]

Fixed

Changed

[2.0.4]

Changed

Added

[2.0.(0-3)]