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electric-toaster

v1.0.2

Published

A helper class to fire a <burnt-toast> web component

Downloads

14

Readme

electric-toaster

A helper class to fire some <burnt-toast> web components in queue

Demo

Installation

npm install electric-toaster --save

Import ElectricToaster in your main javascript file

import 'electric-toaster/ElectricToaster.js'

Usage - ElectricToaster class

Instantiate the class

Create a new instance of the ElectricToaster class, it takes two parameters, a ToastTemplateKey and a Toast object that defines a first ToastTemplate, ToastType and ToastAnimation

The ToastTemplateKey provided will be used as a css class name to set specific styles(see more below)

const electricToaster = new ElectricToaster("simple-toast", {
    template: simpleToast,
    type: 'simple',
    animation: simpleAnimation
})

Defining a ToastTemplate

A template is a function that takes in parameter whatever datas you want to use in your toast. It returns html string

This will be the content of the <burnt-toast> element (see more below). You need to use at least one slot out of the three available to display some content.

const simpleToast: ToastTemplate = ({title,content,avatar,date}: ToastTemplateData) => `
        <header slot="header" class="avatar">
                <img src="${avatar}"></img>   
		</header>
        <main slot="main">
                <div class="title">${title}</div>
                <div class="content">${content}</div>               
        </main>
        <footer slot="footer" class="footer">${date}</footer>
`

Defining a ToastAnimation

An Object with two keys : enter and leave, each are of type [Keyframe[], KeyframeAnimationOptions] (basically the parameters of the Element.animate() method from the web animation API)

const simpleAnimation: ToastAnimation = {
	enter: [
        [
            { transform: 'translateX(25px)',opacity: '0' }, 
            { transform: 'translateX(0px)',opacity: '1' }
        ],
        { duration: 250, endDelay: 2500 }
	],
	leave: [
        [
            { transform: 'translateX(0px)',opacity: '1' }, 
            { transform: 'translateX(25px)',opacity: '0' }
        ],
        { duration: 250 }
    ]
}

Defining a ToastType

Type can be either "simple" or "action".

Default value"simple"

If your toast won't contains any input

"action"

If you want to have inputs and listen for events in your toast (see more below)

🔥Burn your toast🍞!

Burn your toast when you feel it's time to eat some !

The burn() method takes two parameters, a ToastTemplateKey to let know the toaster which template to use for this particular toast and a ToastTemplateData defining the values of the keys you used in your ToastTemplate definition

electricToaster.burn("simple-toast",{
    title:`Notification`,
    content:"lorem ipsum dolor sit amet lorem ipsum dolor sit amet",
	avatar: somePic,
    date: someDate
})

Add new templates

You can define a new template with the registerTemplate() method. It takes the same parameters as the constructor.

electricToaster.registerTemplate('action-toast', {
    template: actionToast,
    type: 'action',
    animation: actionAnimation
})

Registering events

If you have inputs in an "action" type toast and want to handle their events, you can do it inside the registerToastEvent() method. It takes a callback that receives an instance of the current displayed <burnt-toast> element.

electricToaster.registerToastEvent( $burntToast => {
	$burntToast.querySelector('#toast-btn')
		.addEventListener('click', () => 
			$burntToast.initiateLeaveAnimation()
		)
})

Usage - <burnt-toast> element

Slots

<slot name="header"></slot>
<slot name="main"></slot>
<slot name="footer"></slot> 

Public method

initiateEnterAnimation()

Set the onfinish callback to invoke initiateLeaveAnimation() method

initiateLeaveAnimation()

Set the onfinish callback to invoke the remove() super method

Default styling

:host {
    bottom: 5px;
    right: 5px;
    position: fixed;
    padding: 15px;
    background-color: #fafafafa;
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: min-content 300px;
    grid-template-rows: auto;
    grid-template-areas: 
        "header main"
        "header footer";                        
    grid-gap: 15px;  
    transition: box-shadow 0.2s;
}
:host(:hover) {
    box-shadow: 2px 2px 5px 5px #25252579;
}
::slotted(header) {
    grid-area: header;
}
::slotted(main) {
    grid-area: main;
}
::slotted(footer) {
    grid-area: footer;
}

In your main css file

burnt-toast {
    /*
        Custom styles
    */
}

Styling by ToastTemplateKey

burnt-toast.simple-toast {
    /*
        Custom styles
    */
}