Toasts are brief, non-intrusive messages that appear over the app and dismiss themselves. You create them imperatively rather than placing <jig-toast> in a template: register the feature once with withToasts() in your app providers (optionally passing default options), then inject injectToastCreator() and call show(options). A single host region is created automatically and attached to the app root in the top layer, so toasts stack there wherever they were triggered from.

Basic Usage

Each toast takes a header and content string (or headerTemplate / contentTemplate for richer markup), an optional icon, and a themed color. show() returns a handle with a hide() method for dismissing it in code.

Colors

The color option selects a themed variant per toast, letting you signal success, warning, error, and so on.

Closable

By default a toast has no close button (closable: false). Set closable: true to render one; a closable toast can also be dismissed with Escape while focused.

Persistent

Toasts auto-hide after autoHide milliseconds (default 5000). Set autoHide: false to make a toast persistent — it then stays until the user or your code dismisses it (keep the handle from show() and call hide()).

Icon

The icon option renders a glyph ahead of the toast's header, reinforcing the message's intent alongside its color.