Vanilla Toast

A toast library for vanilla lovers :heartpulse:.

Toast

Provides all the functions possible to render a toast notification.

• default - renders a neutral, black and white toast.
• success - renders a check icon beside the toast message.
• error - renders an x icon beside the toast message.
• info - renders an i icon beside the toast message.
• warn - renders a warning icon beside the toast message.
• loading - renders a loading icon beside the toast message and cannot be closed unless specified.
• promise - handles promises for you and renders a loading toast. Once the promise is finished, then changes the toast to either a success toast or error toast and sets a timer to close the toast. This also returns the error instead of throwing it.
• dismiss - dismisses a toast.

Why vanilla toast?

Well, with all the amount of frameworks out there, it's become overwhelming. They are great tools, yes, but the abstraction is crazy and I did not get a change to learn about the lower level APIs like EventSource, Websocket, Clusters for concurrency, ArrayBuffers, etc. That's why I decided to make this toast library to make my life easier when I develop client-side apps with Vanilla JavaScript. Besides, I will be able to freely explore Vanilla JS and understand how libraries like React work under the hood in a clearer view.

Features

• Dependency Free
• Follows the ARIA Conventions as much as possible
• Stackable toasts
• Smooth movements

Showcase

A video of showing how the toasts are rendered:

https://github.com/Ragudos/vanilla-toast/assets/133567781/306e5d59-f0c7-4c5e-91d5-d9edaf818990

• neutral:

• success:

• error:

• info:

• warn:

• loading:

Installation

npm:

  npm install @webdevaaron/vanilla-toast

pnpm:

  pnpm install @webdevaaron/vanilla-toast

How to use

1. From your main JavaScript file, import the necessary files:

  import { toast, mount_toast } from "@vanilla-toast/vanilla-toast";
  import "@vanilla-toast/vanilla-toast/build/index.min.css";

2. Mount the toast container:

  // You can pass in options to this function.
  mount_toast();

  // or
  window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
    mount_toast();
  });

3. To render a toast, you can do:

  // Neutral
  toast.default({ message: "Hello, World!" });

  // Success
  toast.success({ messsage: "Hello, World!" });

  // Error
  toast.error({ message: "Hello, World!" });

  // Promise
  const response = await toast.promise(fetch, "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts");
  
  if (!(response instanceof Error)) {
    const data = response.json();

    console.table(data);
  }

  // And other methods...

4. Have fun!

There are various options to assign to a toast. API References to guide you are coming up soon when the website for this library becomes live.

LICENSE

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2023 Aaron

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