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toasty-web

v1.0.4

Published

Toasty implementation for webs

Downloads

1

Readme

Toasty for Web

Toasty implementation for webs.

Idea was taken from GrenderG Toasty repository.

Npm installation

npm install toasty-web

And then require it:

const ToastyWeb = require('toasty-web');

Manual installation

  1. Copy 'style.css' located inside 'dist/styles' into your project and link it with <link>2.
  2. Copy the JavaScript file 'dist/scripts/ToastyWeb.umd.js' into your project and include it in your header with <script>. If you are using ES modules you can use the 'dist/scripts/ToastyWeb.esm.js' instead.
  3. Enjoy using Toasts!

Usage

To display an error Toast:

ToastyWeb.error('404 Not found').show();

To display a success Toast:

ToastyWeb.success('Correct!').show();

To display an information Toast:

ToastyWeb.info('Should you be informed?').show();

To display a warning Toast:

ToastyWeb.warning('Careful with radiation').show();

All methods above supports a second param to show or not the default icon. Default is true.

ToastyWeb.warning('Careful with radiation w/o icon', false).show();

To display a normal Toast:

ToastyWeb.normal('Curious name, Toast').show()

To display a normal Toast with icon1:

ToastyWeb.normal('Wow, an icon appears!', 'videogame_asset').show();

To display a totally custom Toast:

ToastyWeb.custom('> echo \'Custom Toast rules!\';', '#11FF00', '#000000', 'computer').show();

Also, show method has two callbacks:

ToastyWeb.success('Correct!').show(function(toastId) {
    //When the Toast has been created and it gets the toastId
}, function(toastId) {
    //When the Toast has been hid
    //If this function returns false, the toast won't be destroyed, just hid
});

If you want ommit one of them just set it to function() { return true; }.

(1) Note: all icons must come from material icons.

(2) Note: if you are using bootstrap is probably that .show class has an !important so you need to uncomment this.

Configuration

You can set a custom class for Toast:

    ToastyWeb.customClassName = "myCustomClass";

And custom timeOut for Toast dissapear (ms) default: 2000ms:

    ToastyWeb.customTimeOut = 5000;

Screenshots

Build

The project is made with Typescript and SCSS so if you want to make changes you need to build it with

npm run build

and generated files will be in dist/ folder