constate VS react-hot-toast.com

Another one I like is https://github.com/diegohaz/constate, also <100 lines, but it makes contexts much easier to use. FB also uses mostly contexts for state management.

Github

constate - React Context + State

Constate hook provides lifting local state to React Context Level. So you can access/update state variables anywhere in the application with few lines of code. This is useful when you use the same state in multiple components. For example, you have Themes, Colors, Fonts used in multiple components, Users are allowed to change at one place and it should be reflected in the whole application. Package written in TypeScript and very compact.

React-hot-toast manages its state outside of react you can have a look for yourself: https://github.com/timolins/react-hot-toast/blob/main/src/core/store.ts it just listens to changes that occur to their own managed store :) - pretty much how all "global state libraries" work

7. React-Hot-Toast: Elevating User Interaction with Alerts and Notifications

GitHub link: GitHub – timolins/react-hot-toast

For the UI purpose I'm going to use Chakra-UI which is very popular component based UI library. Also we will a use a react-hot-toast for make a awesome toast.

What are the differences to React Hot Toast? https://react-hot-toast.com/

As Next.js 13's new Layouts system uses React Server components by default, we need to create a client-side Providers function to act as a wrapper of client-side functionality at the app level. For example, to enable Radix UI's Tooltips, React Hot Toast and Vercel Analytics...

For just toasts though, these days I'd just go with something like https://github.com/timolins/react-hot-toast rather than putting it in Redux.

I'm using react-hot-toast to show alerts & animate it while changing pages.

react-hot-toast Smoking hot React Notifications.

React-Hot-Toast