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lets-toast

v1.0.1

Published

Simple, customizable toast notifications

Downloads

6

Readme

lets-toast

Simple, customizable toast notifications

This module is meant to provide basic "toast" functionality, that lets you customize it to your liking by easily overriding its CSS classes.

Install

npm install --save lets-toast

CSS file is located at lets-toast/build/lets-toast.min.css.

Usage

Create toast function with default options

import Toast from 'lets-toast';

// This can be exported and re-used throughout your application.
const toast = Toast({

  // Delay in miliseconds. Set to 0 for non disappearing toast notifications.
  delay: 3000,
  
  // Dismiss button text. Only shown if `dismissible` is `true`.
  dismiss: 'dismiss',
  
  // Toast notifications are dismissible.
  dismissible: false,
  
  // Horizontal screen positioning (left, center, right).
  hPos: 'center',
  
  // Place new toast notifications at the top of the stack.
  // If `vPos` is set to 'bottom', new toast notifications will be placed on
  // the bottom of the stack.
  newestAtTop: true,
  
  // Toast notification severity (info, error, success, warning).
  severity: 'info',
  
  // Vertical screen positioning (top, center, bottom).
  vPos: 'top',
});

toast('My notification message');

toast('My warning notification message', {
  severity: 'warning',
});

Without default options

import { toast } from 'lets-toast';

// Supply options per call
toast('My notification message', {
  delay: 2000,
});

Customizing

See example.