README.md

ToastyUI

A lightweight SwiftUI toast message library

Add toast messages to your SwiftUI app with ease

Usage

Make a toast container

Apply the toastContainer() modifier on the root of your view hierarchy. Usually the best place for this is directly in your app, but it can go anywhere in your hierarchy. Important is to apply it to a view that is taking app the whole screen so that your toast messages can appear in the right place

struct YourApp: App {
    var body: some Scene {
        WindowGroup {
            ContentView()
                .toastContainer()
        }
    }
} 

Show a toast

Access the showToast environment value inside your view hierarchy. It takes a Toast object as argument and presents it on the screen.

Simple toast with message

showToast(Toast(message: "Hello, world!"))

// or shorthand

showToast("Hello, world!")

Toast with icon

showToast(Toast(icon: Image(systemNaned: "globe", message: "Hello, world!")))

Toast with type

showToast(Toast(type: .error, "My error"))
showToast(Toast(type: .warning, "My warning"))
showToast(Toast(type: .info, "My info")) // equals to Toast("My info")

Each toast type has a predefined icon and icon color. The default type is info and it shows no icon