Toastify React

Beautiful, Zero Configuration, Toast Messages for React ~3kb gzip (with styles and icons)

https://hannadrehman.github.io/toastify-react/

Toastify React

Install via NPM:

npm install --save toastify-react

Install via Yarn:

yarn add toastify-react

Usage

Its Plug and Play. No configuration required. Just import and you are good to go.

import toaster from 'toastify-react';

toaster.success('This is a success message!');

5 Built in Types

There are 5 built-in types to handle the most common cases in any application.

toaster.success('This is a success message');

toaster.info('This is a info message');

toaster.loading('This is a loading message');

toaster.warn('This is a warn message');

toaster.error('This is a error message');

Use JSX

toastify-react is built using React. Which means any valid jsx can be used as the message in toaster

toaster.info(
  <div>
    <b>Awesome!</b>
    <div>Isn't it?</div>
  </div>,
);

Returns a Promise

Returns a promise which resolves when the toast is about to hide.

This can be useful to do some action when the toast has completed showing.

toaster.loading('Loading your data...').then(() => {
  toaster.success('Data Successfully Loaded');
});

Hide on Click

const { hide } = toaster.success('This is a success message.', {
  onClick: () => {
    hide();
  },
});

Completely Customizable

The second parameter to the function is an options object that can be passed in for customization.

toaster.info('This is an info message', options);

All Available Options

Here's a list of all the available options, to customize the toast to your needs.

Custom Styling

You can provide your own custom styling by extending the ct-toast class in your css styles.

For all classnames, refer to /src/styles/styles.css

Customize each type of Toast seperately

Customize each type of Toast seperately, by extending the ct-toast-<type> class. For example, in your CSS,

ct-toast-success {
  color: #FFFFFF;
  background: #6EC05F;
}

Only ~ 3kb gzip (with Styles and Icons)

The package contains the minified build file, along with the SVG Icons and the Styles, built into the Code, with a total of only ~3kb gzip.

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Anmol Mahatpurkar 💻 🎨 📖

Balázs Orbán 💻

Vitalii Kalchuk 💻

Amar Pathak 📖

Nataly Shrits 💻

hannad rehman 💻

Kartik Hedau 💻 🖋 🎨 📖 💡

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

How to run locally

yarn setup
yarn dev // runs rullup in watch mode
yarn dev:docs // runs docs website in dev mode.

Features

• 4.2.3

  • Fix: install error at 4.2.2. #53

• 4.2.2

  • Fix: useEffect not cancelling timeouts. #49
  • Switched from pnpm to yarn to manage package dependencies - Better community support.

• 4.2.1

  • Fix: Heading and renderIcon not being passed to the toast component

• 4.2.0

  • Refactored entire codebase to TypeScript.
  • Switched from yarn to pnpm to manage package dependencies.
  • Bundle Size reduced to 4 KB
  • No change to the package API or features. Everything should work as before.

• 4.2.0-beta.0

  • Refactored entire codebase to TypeScript.
  • Switched from yarn to pnpm to manage package dependencies.
  • Bundle Size reduced to 4 KB
  • No change to the package API or features. Everything should work as before.

• 4.1.3

  • Fixes #44 and #45

• 4.1.1

  • Added missing types for 4.0, role, and toastContainerID. #35

• 4.1.0

  • Added a new option toastContainerID. This enables specifying the id of the parent dom element, to which the toast is mounted as a child. #27

• 4.0.0

  • Breaking Change

    • Hide the toast on Click

    Before:

      cogoToast.success('This is a success message.', {
        onClick: (hide) => {
          hide();
        },
      };

    Now:

      const { hide } = cogoToast.success('This is a success message.', {
        onClick: () => {
          hide();
        },
      };

    • Toast now always returns a promise, as opposed to before. See issue #28

    • Accesibilty - Added a role of status by default. Configurable via options. Thanks @balazsorban44.

• v3.2.2

  • classnames added to each type of toast, to enable css overrides

• v3.2.1

  • 3.2.0 Accidentally published a Non-Minified Build. 3.2.1 fixes this

• v3.2.0

  • JSX Support:

    • Prop types fix when using React node instead of a text message.
    • JSX Usage added in the documentation.

• v3.1.0

  • Ability to hide the toast immediately on click. hide function passed as a param in onClick.

  cogoToast.success('This is a success message.', {
      onClick: (hide) => {
          hide();
      },
  });

• v3.0.0

  • Major internal rewrite to remove ReactDOMServer dependency.

  • Using react hooks internally, so support for React versions before hooks is now dropped. Use v2.0.1 if you want to use this library in versions before React@16.8 (pre-hooks)

  Breaking:

  • icon option changed to renderIcon, where you can pass a render function instead of a node. (Useful for Lazy Rendering)
  • Export for create function removed. cogoToast() works like create did before.

• v2.0.1

  • Fix for top level typings declaration

• v2.0.0

  • Custom styling is now supported. Just extend the css classes to specify your own styles. For all classnames, refer to /src/styles.css

  • Typescript typings added. Shout out to @sebastien-p

• v1.0.7 - Internal dependencies and build system upgraded. No changes to the toast.

• cogoToast: cogoToast is the root object of the containing of 5 functions, success, info, loading, warn, and error.