What is the lifecycle of toast notifications in Vue?

What is the lifecycle of toast notifications in Vue?

In Vue, toast notifications typically have a lifecycle that includes creation, display, and removal. When a toast is created, it is added to the DOM, displayed for a specified duration, and then removed automatically or can be dismissed by the user.

Can you explain the different states a toast notification can have?

Sure! A toast notification can have several states: 'pending' when it's being created, 'visible' when it's displayed, and 'dismissed' when it's removed. Additionally, it can also have a 'hovered' state if the user interacts with it.

How can I customize the duration of a toast notification?

You can customize the duration by setting a property in the toast options, usually called 'duration' or 'timeout'. This value is typically in milliseconds.

Is it possible to add animations to toast notifications?

Yes, you can add animations by using CSS transitions or animations. You can define classes for entering and leaving the toast, and apply them during the lifecycle events.