syncfusion-blazor-notifications
Implement Syncfusion Blazor notification components (Toast, Message, Skeleton) for user feedback and loading states. ALWAYS use this when users need toast notifications, popup messages, alert boxes, success/error/warning/info messages, loading skeletons, shimmer effects, content placeholders, or any feedback UI. Trigger immediately when users mention notifications, toasts, alerts, messages, loading states, skeleton screens, shimmer loading, user feedback, status messages, SfToast, SfMessage, SfSkeleton, notification popups, or need to show temporary messages, form validation feedback, or loading placeholders.
What this skill does
# Implementing Syncfusion Blazor Notifications
A comprehensive skill for implementing Toast, Message, and Skeleton components from Syncfusion Blazor Notifications. These components provide essential user feedback mechanisms including temporary notifications, inline messages, and content loading states.
## Component Overview
### SfToast
Lightweight, non-blocking notification popups that appear temporarily to provide feedback. Supports positioning, animations, action buttons, and templates.
**Key Features:**
- Configurable positions (top-left, top-center, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-center, bottom-right)
- Show/hide animations with customizable timing
- Auto-dismiss with timeout and progress bar
- Action buttons for user interaction
- Template support for custom content
- Event callbacks (OnOpen, OnClose, OnClick)
- Multiple toast stacking (newest on top/bottom)
### SfMessage
Inline alert component for displaying contextual feedback messages with different severity levels.
**Key Features:**
- Severity types (Normal, Info, Success, Warning, Error) with color-coded styling
- Variants (Text, Outlined, Filled) for different visual styles
- Built-in icons matching severity levels
- Optional close button for dismissible messages
- Content alignment (left, center, right)
- Visibility control and close event handling
- Custom CSS styling support
### SfSkeleton
Loading placeholder component that displays animated shapes to indicate content is loading.
**Key Features:**
- Shapes (Circle, Square, Rectangle, Text) for different content types
- Shimmer effects (Pulse, Wave, Fade, None) for visual feedback
- Configurable dimensions (width, height)
- Accessibility labels for screen readers
- Visibility toggle for showing/hiding
- CSS customization for styling
## Quick Start
### Toast - Basic Example
```razor
@page "/toast-demo"
@using Syncfusion.Blazor.Notifications
@using Syncfusion.Blazor.Buttons
<SfButton @onclick="ShowToast">Show Toast</SfButton>
<SfToast @ref="ToastObj" Title="Notification" Content="Your changes have been saved successfully!" />
@code {
SfToast ToastObj;
private async Task ShowToast()
{
await ToastObj.ShowAsync();
}
}
```
### Message - Basic Example
```razor
@page "/message-demo"
@using Syncfusion.Blazor.Notifications
<SfMessage Severity="MessageSeverity.Success" ShowIcon="true" ShowCloseIcon="true">
Your profile has been updated successfully!
</SfMessage>
<SfMessage Severity="MessageSeverity.Warning" ShowIcon="true">
Your session will expire in 5 minutes.
</SfMessage>
<SfMessage Severity="MessageSeverity.Error" ShowIcon="true" ShowCloseIcon="true">
Failed to save changes. Please try again.
</SfMessage>
```
### Skeleton - Basic Example
```razor
@page "/skeleton-demo"
@using Syncfusion.Blazor.Notifications
<div class="skeleton-container">
<SfSkeleton Shape="SkeletonType.Circle" Width="60px" Height="60px" />
<div class="skeleton-text">
<SfSkeleton Shape="SkeletonType.Text" Width="80%" />
<SfSkeleton Shape="SkeletonType.Text" Width="60%" />
</div>
</div>
<style>
.skeleton-container {
display: flex;
gap: 16px;
padding: 16px;
}
.skeleton-text {
flex: 1;
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
gap: 8px;
}
</style>
```
## Documentation and Navigation Guide
### Toast Component
#### Getting Started with Toast
๐ **Read:** [references/toast-getting-started.md](references/toast-getting-started.md)
- Installation and NuGet package setup
- Service registration in Program.cs
- Basic toast implementation
- Showing and hiding toasts programmatically
- Position configuration basics
- Simple success/error notifications
#### Advanced Toast Features
๐ **Read:** [references/toast-features.md](references/toast-features.md)
- Position and alignment options (9 predefined positions)
- Animation settings (show/hide with effects and duration)
- Auto-dismiss with timeout and extended timeout
- Progress bar display and direction
- Action buttons with event handlers
- Title and content templates
- Multiple toast management and stacking order
- Event callbacks (OnOpen, OnClose, OnClick, BeforeOpen, BeforeClose)
- RTL (right-to-left) support
- Custom width, height, and CSS styling
- Target container specification
### Message Component
#### Message Implementation
๐ **Read:** [references/message-implementation.md](references/message-implementation.md)
- Getting started with Message component
- Severity types (Normal, Info, Success, Warning, Error)
- Variant styles (Text, Outlined, Filled)
- Icon configuration (built-in and custom)
- Close icon and dismissal handling
- Content alignment options
- Visibility control and two-way binding
- Close event handling
- Custom content with ChildContent
- CSS class customization
- Accessibility features
- Integration with forms and validation
### Skeleton Component
#### Skeleton Implementation
๐ **Read:** [references/skeleton-implementation.md](references/skeleton-implementation.md)
- Getting started with Skeleton component
- Skeleton shapes (Circle, Square, Rectangle, Text)
- Shimmer effects (Pulse, Wave, Fade, None)
- Width and height configuration
- Visibility toggle for loading states
- Accessibility labels for screen readers
- Multiple skeleton layouts (lists, cards, tables)
- Common loading patterns (profile, article, grid)
- CSS customization and theming
- Performance considerations
### Styling and Themes
#### Styling All Notification Components
๐ **Read:** [references/styling-and-themes.md](references/styling-and-themes.md)
- Theme integration (Bootstrap, Material, Fluent, Tailwind)
- Custom CSS classes for Toast
- Custom CSS classes for Message
- Custom CSS classes for Skeleton
- Dark mode support for all components
- Responsive design patterns
- Color customization
- Animation customization
- Component-specific styling techniques
### Use Cases and Examples
#### Real-World Implementation Examples
๐ **Read:** [references/use-cases-and-examples.md](references/use-cases-and-examples.md)
- Form submission feedback (Toast + Message)
- E-commerce cart notifications
- Dashboard data updates
- File upload progress and feedback
- User authentication feedback
- Data loading with Skeleton placeholders
- Error handling and recovery
- Multi-step process feedback
- Notification center/history
- Combining all three components effectively
## Common Patterns
### Pattern 1: Success/Error Feedback with Toast
```razor
@code {
SfToast ToastObj;
private async Task SaveData()
{
try
{
await DataService.SaveAsync();
ToastObj.Title = "Success";
ToastObj.Content = "Data saved successfully!";
await ToastObj.ShowAsync();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
ToastObj.Title = "Error";
ToastObj.Content = $"Failed to save: {ex.Message}";
await ToastObj.ShowAsync();
}
}
}
```
### Pattern 2: Form Validation with Message
```razor
<EditForm Model="@model" OnValidSubmit="HandleValidSubmit">
<DataAnnotationsValidator />
@if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(errorMessage))
{
<SfMessage Severity="MessageSeverity.Error"
ShowIcon="true"
ShowCloseIcon="true"
Closed="@(() => errorMessage = null)">
@errorMessage
</SfMessage>
}
<!-- Form fields -->
</EditForm>
```
### Pattern 3: Loading State with Skeleton
```razor
@if (isLoading)
{
<div class="product-card-skeleton">
<SfSkeleton Shape="SkeletonType.Rectangle" Width="100%" Height="200px" />
<SfSkeleton Shape="SkeletonType.Text" Width="80%" />
<SfSkeleton Shape="SkeletonType.Text" Width="60%" />
</div>
}
else
{
<div class="product-card">
<img src="@product.ImageUrl" alt="@product.Name" />
<h3>@product.Name</h3>
<p>@product.Description</p>
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