Toast

A React component in Beamline's Overlays category, in the free sample.

Short results of an action stacked at an edge: point at the stack to fan it out and pause the timers; undo or retry in place; Alt+T, Escape and a swipe for the keyboard and touch.

Use it for

  • Brief results of an action: saved, sent, failed with retry, undo, a long task finishing.

Not for

Anatomy

  • ToastStackProvider
  • ToastStack (region)
  • card: icon, title, description, action
  • dismiss button
  • useToastStack(): toast, update, dismiss

Variants

  • type: success, error, warning, info, loading
  • position: bottom-right, bottom-left, bottom-center, top-right, top-left, top-center

States

  • entering
  • front
  • behind (peeking)
  • fanned out
  • paused
  • leaving
  • swiping

Keyboard

  • Alt+T focuses the newest toast
  • Tab moves through toasts and their actions
  • Escape dismisses the focused toast

Motion

Cards arrive from the edge and fan out on --pui-ease-drawer over --pui-duration-considered; leaving fades over --pui-motion-out; reduced motion makes both instant.

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
toast(input){ id?, type?, title, description?, action?: { label, onClick }, duration? } → id—
update(id, patch)Partial<ToastInput>—
dismiss(id?)string—
positionToastPosition"bottom-right"
containedbooleanfalse
visibleToastsnumber3
hotkeybooleantrue
style / refCSSProperties / native Ref—
classNamesToastStackClassNames—

Dependencies

lucide-react

Import

import { ToastStack } from "@/components/toast/toast";

Get it

Toast is part of Beamline: 190 React components and screens your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client) installs into your app through Beamline's MCP server, as a ready-built package or as plain React source you can change. $49 one payment (regular $200), no subscription, a year of updates, one licence for your whole team. Toast is in the free sample, which costs nothing. Get Beamline · Connect your agent

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