Add an onPress to BaseToast

[caleb-harrelson]

As far as I can tell, there isn't a way to keep the default toast formatting and also add an onPress to the toast while still keeping the ability to dismiss it.

My use case is for duplicating the behavior of notifications that deep link within the app when clicked. When the app is active I'm using toasts to show the notifications and want the user to be able to either navigate to that part of the app by clicking the toast, or dismiss it as normal and stay where they are.

[caleb-harrelson]

I forked the repo and made a couple small changes... 😳

• It's been rewritten entirely in typescript (I can't install library. #71) with a new API using react context and hooks.
• Added ability to set global defaults for toasts on the ToastProvider (How can I change style of Toast? #50, custom icon and color #68, Could you add text styling , background and color modify for toast #97, Change default toast settings #98).
• All internals and types are exported for customization (How can I change style of Toast? #50, custom icon and color #68, Can you add the styles change for the fontsize of text1 and text2 #87, Could you add text styling , background and color modify for toast #97, maybe Bring on top of modal #85).
• Added a queue for toasts -- if you queue a toast while one is already shown it will appear after the current one is gone (How can we use multiple Toast at the same time #104, related to Feature request - Stackable Toast messages #37, though not stackable).
• Switched out raster images for SVGs, which also allows easy customization of icon colors (custom icon and color #68, Could you add text styling , background and color modify for toast #97).
• Added optional onPress to toast, which currently breaks the ability to swipe to dismiss, but only if onPress is provided (Add an onPress to BaseToast #86).

I encourage you to check out the documentation to see how the API has changed.

The first commit was mostly a straight typescript conversion, which you might find useful. You are of course welcome to backport anything else you'd like as well, but you won't want the whole fork as a PR as it is very opinionated toward my company's code style and infrastructure.

[calintamas]

@caleb-harrelson nice! I added the onPress as well, with a slightly different api

[caleb-harrelson]

I like it. Looks like you solved the collisions with swipe to dismiss too, awesome!