jQuery-toast
Materialize's toast redone for standalone jQuery
Usage
toast has 5 overloads:
toast(options);toast(message);toast(message, duration);toast(message, duration, className);toast(message, duration, className, completeCallback);
And the following parameters:
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| options | object {} | { message: "", duration: 5000, className: "", completeCallback: $.noop } | Options to be used by toast |
| message | string "" or DOM node <div> or jQuery object$() | "" | The message or element to show inside the new toast |
| duration | number 0 | 5000 | How long will the toast float before animating out |
| className | string "" | "" | Classes to add to the new toast node |
| completeCallback | function(){} | $.noop | Function to execute after toast animates out |
The options parameter has 4 properties, which are equal to the other parameters in every way.
toast will not show (silently) if no message is provided!
Mobile friendly
Hammer.js is automatically supported, just like in Materialize!
All you need to do is add Hammer.js to your project before toast.js and you will be able to "pan" and "swipe" every toast.
Toast display is automatically changed between screen sizes to reflect each device's standard. That's what the css is for :D
