Ability to hook into Snackbar messaging

Feature Request

Describe the problem related to this feature request

I’m beginning to wonder if it would be better for me to able to hook in directly to the snackbar messages, and use my own components rather than relying on the the included snackbar.

Some issues that this would solve:

• Snackbars drawing over each other.
• Full control over what types, or even messages to show.
• Full control over styling that theme override may not be able to provide.

Describe the solution you’d like

Expose a new prop. Something along the lines of <Dropzone onMessage ={ (message, variant) => {//Do what I want}} /> Could be called in a useEffect with message and variant dependencies.

Describe alternatives you’ve considered

The alternative is to stick with the current system, but this will always be restrictive when the user wants full control. This proposal gives advanced users the information needed, without having to overly complicate the snackbar offering.

[max-carroll]

In the hooks functional component refactor I’m working on I am extracting some of this logic out, I will think how I can do this in such away that would make it amenable to be extended to this in the future.

I was thinking about having a sendInfoMessage, sendErrorMessage, send…Message functions exposed from a hook, so perhaps they could be overridden, or perhaps i should just use sendMessage(message, variant) perhaps that makes more sense. Then these could be overridden by passing in props, or defaulting to the hooks method if not passed in perhaps? Will have a think about this.

On Fri, 12 Jun 2020 at 03:22, Matthew Corner [e-mail] wrote:

Feature Request Describe the problem related to this feature request

I’m beginning to wonder if it would be better for me to able to hook in directly to the snackbar messages, and use my own components rather than relying on the the included snackbar.

Some issues that this would solve:

• Snackbars drawing over each other.
• Full control over what types, or even messages to show.
• Full control over styling that theme override may not be able to provide.

Describe the solution you’d like

Expose a new prop. Something along the lines of <Dropzone onMessage ={ (message, variant) => {//Do what I want}} /> Could be called in a useEffect with message and variant dependencies. Describe alternatives you’ve considered

The alternative is to stick with the current system, but this will always be restrictive when the user wants full control. This proposal gives advanced users the information needed, without having to overly complicate the snackbar offering.

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[panz3r]

Hi @mattcorner ,

That looks great, would you like to try implementing it?