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@eps1lon/notistack

v0.9.0

Published

Highly customizable notification snackbars (toasts) that can be stacked on top of each other

Downloads

5

Readme

notistack

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Notistack is a Snackbar library which makes it extremely easy to display notifications on your web apps. It is highly customizable and enables you to stack snackbars/toasts on top of one another. See demos for more info.

Play with online demo here

| Stacking behaviour | Dismiss oldest when reached maxSnack (3 here)| | --- | --- | | | |

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Use your preferred package manager:

npm install notistack
yarn add notistack 

How to use

1: Wrap your app inside a SnackbarProvider component: (see docs for a full list of available props)

import { SnackbarProvider } from 'notistack';

<SnackbarProvider maxSnack={3}>
    <App />
</SnackbarProvider>

2: Export any component that needs to send notification using withSnackbar. By doing this, you'll have access to methods enqueueSnackbar and closeSnackbar, where the former can be used to send snackbars.

import { withSnackbar } from 'notistack';

class MyComponent extends Component {
  handleNetworkRequest = () => {
     fetchSomeData()
        .then(() => this.props.enqueueSnackbar('Successfully fetched the data.'))
        .catch(() => this.props.enqueueSnackbar('Failed fetching data.'));
  };

  render(){
     //...
  };
  
};

export default withSnackbar(MyComponent);

Online demo

You can see the online demo and experiment all the possible configurations here. Or see the code for a minimal working example: codesandbox

Documentation

Visit the documentation website

Redux and Mobx support:

notistack is compatible with state management libraries such as Redux and Mobx. See notistack documentation for more info.

Contribution

Open an issue and your problem will be solved.

Notes

Material Design guidelines suggests that only one snackbar should be displayed at a time. But I liked to stack them. 😁 So I made notistack. But if you'd like to stick to the guidelines, you can set maxSnack to 1 and just take advantage of enqueueSnackbar function.

Author - Contact

Hossein Dehnokhalaji