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You can trigger toast notifications directly from your frontend components using the useToast() composable (Vue) or hook (React). This is useful for client-side interactions like copy-to-clipboard, form submissions, or any action that doesn’t require a server round-trip.

Vue 3

The useToast composable returns methods for triggering toasts:

Return value

The useToast() composable returns:

React

The useToast hook returns the same methods for triggering toasts:
The useToast hook must be used within a <ToastProvider> component. If you try to use it outside the provider, you’ll get an error. We recommend wrapping your whole app with the <ToastProvider>.

Return value

The useToast() hook returns:

Toast methods

All four toast methods share the same signature:

Success toasts

Use for successful operations:

Error toasts

Use for errors and failures:

Info toasts

Use for informational messages:

Warning toasts

Use for warnings:

Options

All toast methods accept an optional second parameter with the following options:

Title

Add a title to provide context:

Duration

Override the default auto-dismiss duration (in milliseconds):

Combining options

Managing toasts

Remove a specific toast

You can manually dismiss a toast using its ID:

Clear all toasts

Dismiss all visible toasts at once:

Accessing toast state

You can access the current toast items and configuration:

TypeScript types

ToastItem

ToastConfig

ToastOptions

Common patterns