Add toast messages in Laravel with Wiretoast

Fire toast notifications in Laravel from PHP, Alpine and plain JavaScript with one notify call, plus positioning, auto-dismiss and grouping, and no CSS framework in your bundle Here is a problem I hit on every project. A Livewire action finishes and I need to tell the user it worked, but the toast library I grabbed assumes Tailwind, or ships its own huge runtime, or only works from JavaScript when half my triggers actually live in PHP. Wiretoast is my answer to that, and this post is the fast path to using it. The problem You want to fire a toast from PHP, from Alpine, and from plain JavaScript with the same call, and you do not want to drag a CSS framework into your bundle to get it. How to install Start with Composer, then wire up the assets. I bundle with Vite, so I import the package CSS and JS into my entry files. // resources/js/app.js import ' @wiretoast/js/wiretoast.js ' ; import ' @wiretoast/css/wiretoast.css ' ; That @wiretoast alias is optional, and you set it up by pointing Vite at the vendor resources folder so the imports stay short. // vite.config.js resolve : { alias : { ' @wiretoast ' : path . resolve ( __dirname , ' vendor/edulazaro/wiretoast/resources ' ), }, }, Then the component goes once into your layout, and on the Vite path it injects no tags of its own. <x-wiretoast /> How to use it The fastest possible win is a one-liner in a Livewire component right after something succeeds. The helper is a component macro named notify , registered for you when Livewire is present. $this -> notify ( 'Profile updated' , 'success' ); Under the hood that dispatches a notify browser event, which is exactly what Alpine fires too. So the same toast from a purely front-end button looks like this. <button @ click= "$dispatch('notify', { message: 'Copied', type: 'info' })" > Copy link </button> The five types you can pass are success , error , warning , info and neutral , and a message can be a plain string or an object with a title and a message when you want a he