Display global messages as feedback in response to user operations. Message component is mostly used
Wrap your <App /> within <MessageProvider /> component, like
import { MessageProvider } from '@tail-kit/tail-kit'export default function App() {return (<MessageProvider><App /></MessageProvider>)}
Import useMessage and use it to display a message.
useMessage provides you 2 methods which you can access using const {message, removeMessage} = useMessage()
import { useMessage } from '@tail-kit/tail-kit'export default function SomeComponent() {const { message, removeMessage } = useMessage()React.useEffect(() => {async function fetchData() {try {const response = await fetch('/api/some-endpoint')// do something with responsemessage.success('Successfully fetched data')} catch (error) {message.error(`Error occured while fetching data: ${error}`)}}fetchData()}, [])return (// return something awesome ...null)}
There are 5 different types of messages available to user. You can pass the string which you want to render in Message component as argument.
message.info()message.success()message.warning()message.error()message.loading()Use removeMessage method to programmatically remove a message. removeMessage() takes the id of Message component you want to remove.
All message methods return the id of the message which you can use with removeMessage method.
Message will not be removed automatically if provided dismissTime is 0. You can remove a message by calling removeMessage(id)
| Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| children | wrap your App within MessageProvider component ReactElement<any, string | JSXElementConstructor<any>> | -- |
| defaultDismissTime | default time (in milli-seconds) after which Message component will disappear number | undefined | 3000 |