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@neat-tech/react-notify

v1.0.3

Published

Implementation of notify library used to display notifications. Environment: mobile, frontend.

Readme

Neat notify

Implementation of notify library used to display notifications. Environment: mobile, frontend.

Installation

yarn add @neat-tech/react-notify

Usage

Neat notify provides useNotify hook which allows to stack notifications on top of each other thanks to promise Ref.current in show function. notify has error, success, logAndError types out of the box.

  1. Basic usage:
const logger = useLogger(); // in order to use automatic metadata logging, you must use hook from @neat/frontend to get logger

return (
  // renderItem will display notification text
  <NotificationsProvider logger={logger.error} renderItem={Snackbar}>
    <Component />
  </NotificationsProvider>
);

const Component = () => {
  const notify = useNotify();

  notify.success('Success');
};
  1. Customize your own type with notify.show function:
const useNotify = () => {
  const notify = useNotifyBase() // use useNotify hook form library as base
  const logger = useLogger()

  return {
    // you can create your own type and add here
    info: (text: string) => {
      logger.info(text)
      notify.show('info', text)
    },
  }
}

const notify = useNotify()

...notify.info('Info')