Sveltekit Flash Message
Send temporary data after redirect, usually from endpoints. Works with both SSR and client.
Overview:
The SvelteKit Flash Message library is designed to pass temporary data to the next request in a SvelteKit application. It is particularly useful for displaying success or failure messages after a POST request, which should be shown on the redirected page rather than on the form itself. This functionality is commonly referred to as a "flash message" and is often seen in PHP apps. The library aims to make implementing flash messages in SvelteKit easier, encouraging well-behaved web apps that redirect after POST requests.
Features:
- Passes temporary data to the next request
- Displays success or failure messages after a POST request
- Encourages redirects after POST requests
Summary:
The SvelteKit Flash Message library provides an easy way to implement flash messages in SvelteKit applications. It allows for the passing of temporary data to be displayed on the redirected page after a POST request. The library encourages well-behaved web apps that redirect after POST requests, making it easier to display success or failure messages to the user. The installation and usage guide provided in the documentation walks users through the necessary steps to integrate the library into their SvelteKit projects.
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