How do you use useToastContainer?
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to create a custom Toast using Tailwind css.
It looks like react-toastify
exposes useToastContainer
for the purpose.
How do you use useToastContainer? Thanks.
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@agcty react-hot-toast is a really cool library.
React-toastify provides more features just to name a few of them
Is react-toastify better than react-hot-toast? I don’t think so. Open source is about diversity, use what works the best for you.
To be honest, I just use https://react-hot-toast.com/ nowadays, it’s docs are superb and using the toast with custom styling works out of the box.