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Introduction

Vue Toasted is one of the best toast plugins available for VueJS. It's used by VueJS, Laravel, NuxtJS and trusted by many more organizations. It's responsive, touch compatible, easy to use, attractive and feature rich with icons, actions, and more!

Interactive Demo

Checkout the <a target="_blank" href="https://shakee93.github.io/vue-toasted/"> Interactive Demo </a> here.

Menu

• Installation
  • Npm
  • Yarn
  • Direct Usage
  • Nuxt
• Usage
  • Basic Usage
  • Actions
  • Icons
  • Standalone Usage
• Api
  • Options
  • Methods
  • Toast Object
  • Custom Toast Registration
  • Vue Router
• Browser Support
• Mobile Responsiveness
• Credits

Installation

Install using npm

# install it via npm
npm install vue-toasted --save

Install using yarn

# install it via yarn
yarn add vue-toasted

Direct usage with html

<!-- Insert the vue core before vue-toasted -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/vue-toasted"></script>

<script>
    Vue.use(Toasted)
</script>

Nuxt 💓 Officially uses vue-toasted for their toast module.

installation guide 👉 @nuxtjs/toast

Usage

It's simple. A couple of lines is all you need.

// register the plugin on vue
import Toasted from 'vue-toasted';

// or you can use it with require
var Toasted = require('vue-toasted').default

Vue.use(Toasted)

// you can also pass options, check options reference below
Vue.use(Toasted, Options)

;

// you can call like this in your component
this.$toasted.show('hello billo')

// and also
Vue.toasted.show('hola billo');

All Good Now you have this cool toast in your project..

Icons :fire:

Material Icons, Fontawesome and Material Design Icons are supported. you will have to import the icon packs into your project. <a href="/examples/using-icons.js"> example using icons </a>

{
    // pass the icon name as string
    icon : 'check'

    // or you can pass an object
    icon : {
        name : 'watch',
        after : true // this will append the icon to the end of content
    }
}

Actions :fire:

Examples

{
    // you can pass a single action as below
    action : {
        text : 'Cancel',
        onClick : (e, toastObject) => {
            toastObject.goAway(0);
        }
    },

    // you can pass a multiple actions as an array of actions
    action : [
        {
            text : 'Cancel',
            onClick : (e, toastObject) => {
                toastObject.goAway(0);
            }
        },
        {
            text : 'Undo',
            // router navigation
            push : {
            	name : 'somewhere',
            	// this will prevent toast from closing
            	dontClose : true
             }
        }
    ]
}

API

Options

below are the options you can pass to create a toast

Methods

Methods available on Toasted...

// you can pass string or html to message
Vue.toasted.show( 'my message', { /* some option */ })

Toast Object

Each Toast Returns a Toast Object where you can manipulate the toast.

// html element of the toast
el : HtmlElement

// change text or html of the toast
text : Function(text)

// fadeAway the toast. default delay will be 800ms
goAway : Function(delay = 800)

using the toast object

let myToast = this.$toasted.show("Holla !!");
myToast.text("Changing the text !!!").goAway(1500);

Vue Router

Adding vue-router to vue-toasted where you can use it on toast actions.

// your app router instance
var router = new VueRouter({
	mode: 'history',
	routes: [{
		path: '/foo',
		name : 'foo-name'
	}],
	linkActiveClass: "active"
});

// pass it to vue toasted as below..
Vue.use(Toasted, {
	router
});

Custom Toast Registration

You can register your own toasts like below and it will be available all over the application.

Toasted.register methods api details...

Take a look at the below examples

Simple Example

import Toasted from 'vue-toasted';
Vue.use(Toasted);

// Lets Register a Global Error Notification Toast.
Vue.toasted.register('my_app_error', 'Oops.. Something Went Wrong..', {
    type : 'error',
    icon : 'error_outline'
})

After Registering your toast you can easily access it in the vue component like below

// this will show a toast with message 'Oops.. Something Went Wrong..'
// all the custom toasts will be available under `toasted.global`
this.$toasted.global.my_app_error();

Advanced Example

You can also pass message as a function. which will give you more power. Lets think you need to pass a custom message to the error notification we built above.

this.$toasted.global.my_app_error({
    message : 'Not Authorized to Access'
});

you can register a toast with payload like below on the example.

import Toasted from 'vue-toasted';
Vue.use(Toasted);

// options to the toast
let options = {
    type : 'error',
    icon : 'error_outline'
};

// register the toast with the custom message
Vue.toasted.register('my_app_error',
    (payload) => {

        // if there is no message passed show default message
        if(! payload.message) {
    	    return "Oops.. Something Went Wrong.."
        }

        // if there is a message show it with the message
        return "Oops.. " + payload.message;
    },
    options
)

Browsers support

Please Report If You have Found any Issues.

Mobile Responsiveness

On Mobile Toasts will be on full width. according to the position the toast will either be on top or bottom.

Contribute using the one-click online setup.

Contribute to Vue Toasted using a fully featured online development environment that will automatically: clone the repo, install the dependencies and start the webserver.

Credits

• Inspired and developed from materialize-css toast.
• Uses hammerjs for touch events
• Uses lightweight and fast animejs for animations.
• Whoever contributes to this project :wink:

Enjoy Toasting !!