Ngx Toastr

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Angular Toastr

Overview

The ngx-toastr is a library for Angular that provides a customizable and versatile toast component for displaying messages to users. It offers features such as toast component injection, AoT compilation compatibility, animations using Angular's Web Animations API, as well as the ability to output toasts to an optional target directive. The library supports lazy loading, has systemJS/UMD rollup bundle, and offers the latest version for each Angular version.

Features

  • Toast Component Injection: Customize toast components without passing ViewContainerRef.
  • High Performance: Fewer dirty checks for improved performance.
  • AoT Compilation & Lazy Loading Compatible: Supports Ahead of Time compilation and lazy loading.
  • Component Inheritance: Ability to inherit components for custom toasts.
  • SystemJS/UMD Rollup Bundle: Provides compatibility with SystemJS and UMD rollup bundle.
  • Animations using Angular's Web Animations API: Enables animations using Angular's Web Animations API.
  • Optional Target Directive: Allows users to output toasts to an optional target directive.
  • Dependency Management: Offers the latest version compatible with each Angular version.
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