react-redux-toastr demo

react-redux-toastr is a React toastr message implemented with Redux, primary consists of three things: a reducer, toastr emitter and a React component.

The reducer listens to dispatched actions from the component to maintain the toastr state in Redux.

Implementation Guide

1. Installation

npm install --save react-redux-toastr

2. Add the styles

• import the scss file into to your project.

  @import 'react-redux-toastr/src/styles/index';

• or import the css file.

import 'react-redux-toastr/lib/css/react-redux-toastr.min.css'

• or include the css file from the demo site (NOTE: This can be change at anytime)

<link href="https://diegoddox.github.io/react-redux-toastr/7.1/react-redux-toastr.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

3. Add the reducer.

import {createStore, combineReducers} from 'redux'
import {reducer as toastrReducer} from 'react-redux-toastr'
const reducers = {
  // ... other reducers ...
  toastr: toastrReducer // <- Mounted at toastr.
}
const reducer = combineReducers(reducers)
const store = createStore(reducer)

NOTE: The default mount point for react-redux-toastr is toastr.

4. Add the component into an app root

import {Provider}  from 'react-redux'
import ReduxToastr from 'react-redux-toastr'

<Provider store={store}>
  <div>
    ... other things like router ...
    // props are not required
    <ReduxToastr
      timeOut={4000}
      newestOnTop={false}
      preventDuplicates
      position="top-left"
      transitionIn="fadeIn"
      transitionOut="fadeOut"
      progressBar/>
  </div>
</Provider>

The default configuration is:

{
  timeOut: 5000,
  newestOnTop: true,
  position: 'top-right',
  transitionIn: 'bounceIn',
  transitionOut: 'bounceOut',
  progressBar: false
}

NOTE: transitionIn and transitionOut will affect the confirm animation as well

Here is the full list of available configurations:

• position: top-left top-center top-right bottom-left bottom-center and bottom-right

• transitionIn: bounceIn bounceInDown and fadeIn

• transitionOut: bounceOut bounceOutUp and fadeOut

5. Use the emitter

The toastr method use eventemitter3 to dispatch the actions

import React, {Component}  from 'react'
import {toastr} from 'react-redux-toastr'

export class YourComponent extends Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <div>
        <button
          onClick={() => toastr.success('The title', 'The message')}
          type="button">Toastr Success</button>
      </div>
    )
  }
}

Or you can bind the actions to your component if you prefer.

import {bindActionCreators} from 'redux'
import {actions as toastrActions} from 'react-redux-toastr'
// In your React component
constructor(props) {
  super(props);
  // Bind the react-redux-toastr actions to the component
  this.toastr = bindActionCreators(toastrActions, this.props.dispatch)

  this.toastr.add({
   id: 'mycustomid', // If not provided we will add one.
   type: 'success',
   title: 'your title',
   position: 'top-left', // This will override the global props position.
   attention: true, // This will add a shadow like the confirm method.
   onAttentionClick: (id) => {}, //override default behavior of 'attention' background click.
   message: 'message',
   options: {}
  });

  this.toastr.remove('toastrId');
}

Toastr methods

Toastr accepts the following methods: success info warning light error confirm message, remove and removeByType

Toastr: success info warning light error remove and removeByType

Each of these methods can take up to three arguments the title a message and options. In options you can specify timeOut icon onShowComplete onHideComplete className component removeOnHover,removeOnHoverTimeOut,showCloseButton, onCloseButtonClick, progressBar, transitionIn, position, attention, onAttentionClick and transitionOut.

import {toastr} from 'react-redux-toastr'

const toastrOptions = {
  timeOut: 3000, // by setting to 0 it will prevent the auto close
  icon: (<myCustomIconOrAvatar />), // You can add any component you want but note that the width and height are 70px ;)
  onShowComplete: () => console.log('SHOW: animation is done'),
  onHideComplete: () => console.log('HIDE: animation is done'),
  onCloseButtonClick: () => console.log('Close button was clicked'),
  showCloseButton: false, // true by default
  component: ( // this option will give you a func 'remove' as props
    <MyCustomComponent myProp="myValue">
      <span>Hello, World!</span>
    </MyCustomComponent>
  )
}

toastr.success('Title', 'Message', toastrOptions)
toastr.info('The message', toastrOptions)
toastr.warning('The title', 'The message')
toastr.error('The message')
toastr.removeByType('error') // Remove all toastrs with the type error.
toastr.remove('123') // Removes toastr with id '123'

Toastr methods light

The light method is like the other toastr except that the background-color is white and you can add a top border on top of the toastr by passing the status option

icon can be one of the following:

• 'success'
• 'info'
• 'warning'
• 'error'

import {toastr} from 'react-redux-toastr'

const toastrType = 'warning';
const toastrOptions = {
  icon: toastrType,
  status: toastrType
}

toastr.light('The title', 'The message', toastrOptions)

Toastr: message

This one is in case you wanna show a large amount of information, unlike the other methods above this will not close automatically unless you provide a timeout in the message options.

const toastrMessageOptions = {
  timeOut: 3000, // Default value is 0
  onShowComplete: () => console.log('SHOW: animation is done'),
  onHideComplete: () => console.log('HIDE: animation is done'),
  removeOnHover: false, // Default value is false
  removeOnHoverTimeOut: 1000, // Default value is 1000
  component: React.Component
};
toastr.message('Title', toastrMessageOptions)

Toastr: confirm

The confirm method takes two arguments, the first is the message the second is a object where you can specify what will happen when the user clicks on ok and cancel button or by keypress enter/esc

NOTE: You can only have one at a time, right now if you have one confirm and you fire another it will be ignored.

const toastrConfirmOptions = {
  onOk: () => console.log('OK: clicked'),
  onCancel: () => console.log('CANCEL: clicked')
};
toastr.confirm('Are you sure about that!', toastrConfirmOptions);

You can change the ok and cancel text by:

• Passing the confirm props to the ReduxToastr component

<!-- please define both keys as this will override default okText & cancelText -->
const options = {
  okText: 'confirm text',
  cancelText: 'cancel text'
};
<ReduxToastr confirmOptions={options}/>

• Passing the okText and cancelText props to the toasterConfirmOptions object:

const toastrConfirmOptions = {
  ...
  okText: 'confirm text',
  cancelText: 'cancel text'
};

toastr.confirm('Are you sure about that!', toastrConfirmOptions);

You can make it so ok is the only button by:

• Passing the disableCancel prop to the toasterConfirmOptions object:

const toastrConfirmOptions = {
  ...
  disableCancel: true;
};

toastr.confirm('You have timed out! Please log back in.', toastrConfirmOptions);

You can add custom buttons by:

• Passing the buttons prop to the toasterConfirmOptions object. The buttons are inserted after the OK and the cancel button.

  Each button config can have a text, handler and a className property.

  If you want to move the original OK or cancel button to a different place, just insert a button config with a boolean flag ok or cancel at the desired position (note that all other properties are ignored in this button config).

The following config leads to 3 buttons in this order:

1. "Apply" (original OK button)
2. "Do not apply" (our custom button)
3. "Cancel" (original cancel button)

const toastrConfirmOptions = {
  ...
  okText: 'Apply',
  buttons: [{
    text: 'Do not apply',
    className: 'do-not-apply-btn',
    handler: () => console.log('do-not-apply clicked')
  }, {
    cancel: true // move the cancel button to the end
  }]
};

toastr.confirm('Your changes are applicable to 5 more records.', toastrConfirmOptions);

You can render your custom message component instead of the simple string message by:

• Passing the component prop to the toasterConfirmOptions object:

const toastrConfirmOptions = {
  ...
  component: () => (
    <MyCustomComponent myProp="myValue">
      <span>Hello, World!</span>
    </MyCustomComponent>
  )
};

toastr.confirm(null, toastrConfirmOptions); // pass null for message

Avatar: in case you wanna use the same avatar as the example

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Run a local demo

git clone https://github.com/diegoddox/react-redux-toastr.git
cd react-redux-toastr
npm install
npm start

open your browser at http://localhost:3000

License

MIT. Copyright (c) 2016 Diego Oliveira.