Sonner ported to the Octane renderer. The package tracks the published sonner@2.0.7 API and behavior: the callable toast API, Toaster, useSonner, promise toasts, multiple toaster targets, actions, themes, rich colors, stacking, timers, keyboard focus, and swipe dismissal.

pnpm add @octanejs/sonner

Mount one toaster near the root of the application, then call toast from any event handler or module:

import { Toaster, toast } from '@octanejs/sonner';

export function App() {
	return (
		<main>
			<button
				onClick={() =>
					toast.success('Saved', {
						description: 'Your changes are live.',
					})
				}
			>
				Save
			</button>
			<Toaster position="top-right" richColors />
		</main>
	);
}

The component imports its default stylesheet automatically. The stylesheet is also available explicitly as @octanejs/sonner/dist/styles.css.

Promise and custom toasts keep Sonner's API:

toast.promise(saveProject(), {
	loading: 'Saving…',
	success: (project) => `${project.name} saved`,
	error: 'Could not save the project',
});

toast.custom((id) => (
	<div>
		Custom content
		<button onClick={() => toast.dismiss(id)}>Dismiss</button>
	</div>
));

• Action and cancel handlers receive native MouseEvent objects because Octane uses native delegated events.
• Toaster accepts ref as a normal prop; Octane does not use forwardRef.
• The document-visibility initializer is guarded for server rendering.

Everything else intentionally follows published sonner@2.0.7, including its DOM attributes and stylesheet. Differential tests run the same .tsrx fixture through this package and real Sonner on React and compare the resulting DOM.

See the port plan and generated bindings status for scope and evidence.

Sonner is Copyright (c) Emil Kowalski and contributors and distributed under the MIT license.