July 17, 2024

Implementing Toast Notifications in Phoenix LiveView After Asynchronous Work

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Implementing Toast Notifications in Phoenix LiveView After Asynchronous Work

Source: samrat.me

Phoenix LiveView

In a recent blog post, Samrat Man Singh outlines his approach to handling asynchronous tasks in a Phoenix LiveView application by using the start_async and handle_async functions. He describes the challenge he faced while attempting to show toast notifications at both the start and end of an asynchronous video export. To solve this issue, he replaced the assign_async function with start_async to initiate the task and handle_async callbacks to manage the toast notifications for both success and failure scenarios.

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