react-native-styled-toast

Themeable react-native toast component built using styled-components & styled-system.

react-native-styled-toast

Features

  • Pure JS implementation
  • Supports multiple toasts
  • iOS and Android compatible
  • Styled with theme contraints
  • Written using React Hooks
  • Fully typed with TypeScript

Installation

$ yarn add react-native-styled-toast

Usage

react-native-styled-toast is built to work with both vanilla react-native apps as well as react-native apps bootstrapped with Expo. It utilizes styled-components and styled-system under the hood to facilitate theming.

Because the toasts rely on theming, you need to ensure that you've wrapped your app in the ThemeProvider component from styled-components - then use the ToastProvider and wrap the rest of your app:

import { ThemeProvider } from 'styled-components'
import { ToastProvider } from 'react-native-styled-toast'

return (
  <ThemeProvider theme={theme}>
    <ToastProvider>
      <App />
    </ToastProvider>
  </ThemeProvider>
)

Now that your app has access to the Toast context, you can make use of the provided useToast hook to trigger a toast anywhere in your app:

import { useToast } from 'react-native-styled-toast'

const { toast } = useToast()

return <Button onPress={() => toast({ message: 'Check me out!', ...config })} />

If you aren't able to make use of hooks for whatever reason, you can still use the provided ToastContext.Consumer to fire off a toast.

import { ToastContext } from 'react-native-styled-toast'

return (
  <ToastContext.Consumer>
    {({ toast }) => {
      return (
        <Button
          onPress={() =>
            toast({
              message: 'Woo! This is a success toast.'
            })
          }
          title="Show Success Toast"
        />
      )
    }}
  </ToastContext.Consumer>
)

This component relies on styled-system to access colors from your theme. So you need to ensure that your theme object is configured correctly. Please refer to the styled-system docs. Your theme object should contain at least a spacing scale with some default colors, it should looks something like this:

export default {
  space: [0, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 32, 40, 48],
  colors: {
    text: '#0A0A0A',
    background: '#FFF',
    border: '#E2E8F0',
    muted: '#F0F1F3',
    success: '#7DBE31',
    error: '#FC0021',
    info: '#00FFFF'
  }
}

By default, react-native-styled-toast references the following theme color keys for their respective properties:

background (default toast background)
text (default toast text color)
success (default success accent color)
info (default info accent color color)
error (default error accent color)
muted (default close button bg color)

If your colors object in your theme does not contain these, you can customize these values in the toast configuration object. E.g:

const { toast } = useToast()

<Button onPress={() => toast({ bg: 'myBgColor', color: 'myTextColor' })} />

Fully Customizable Styling

You are now able to fully customize both the style of the Toast component itself, as well as the close button - all while respecting your theme contstraints. This can be achieved through the toastStyles and closeButtonStyles objects respectively. You can also hide the accent view. These options need to be passed to the internal toast config:


toast({
  message: 'My First Toast!',
  toastStyles: {
    bg: 'lightblue',
    borderRadius: 16
  },
  color: 'white',
  iconColor: 'white',
  iconFamily: 'Entypo',
  iconName: 'info',
  closeButtonStyles: {
    px: 4,
    bg: 'darkgrey',
    borderRadius: 16
  },
  closeIconColor: 'white',
  hideAccent: true
})

Above is an example of a fully customized toast which renders the following:

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Max Toasts

Along with the new styling updates, you are now also able to limit the number of toasts which a user can see. To do so, simply pass the maxToasts prop to the ToastProvider component:

<ToastProvider maxToasts={2} offset={16} position="BOTTOM">
  <Container />
</ToastProvider>

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Dark Mode Compatible ?

Because of the theming capability of react-native-styled-toast, it has out of the box support for dark mode. All you need to do is ensure the color keys you're using for your different modes are the same


Props

ToastProvider

Prop Type Required Description Default
maxToasts number no Sets max number of toasts to show Constants.statusBarHeight
offset number no Increases default offset from the top / bottom Constants.statusBarHeight
position enum no Sets the position of the toasts TOP

ToastConfig

Prop Type Required Description Default
accentColor string no Sets the background color of the accent on the left undefined
closeButtonStyles object no Allows custom styling of the close button, values pull from theme N/A
closeIconColor string no Sets the color of the close icon text
closeIconFamily string no Sets the family of the close icon Feather
closeIconName string no Sets the name of the close icon 'x'
closeIconSize string no Sets the size of the close icon 20
color string no Sets the text color of the toast text
duration number no ms duration of toast before auto closing. 0 = infinite. 3000
hideAccent boolean no Shows / hides accent undefined
hideIcon boolean no Toggles whether to show / hide icon false
iconColor string no Customize icon color using key from theme undefined
iconFamily string no Allow referencing of custom icon family from react-native-vector-icons Feather
iconName string no Allow referencing of custom icon name from specified icon family undefined
intent enum no Updates icon and accent color based on intent. SUCCESS
message string yes Text message that gets rendered Toast Message!
onPress func no Function that gets exectuted onPress of toast () => false
shouldVibrate boolean no Toggles whether phone vibrates on notification false
subMessage string no Sub message that gets rendered below message undefined
toastStyles object no Allows custom styling of the Toast component. Values pull from theme undefined

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