Notifications

Notifications send toast-style messages from a component response to the registered notifier addon.

$this->magewireNotifications()
    ->make(__('Saved.'))
    ->asSuccess();

make() expects a Magento Phrase, so use __() for translatable customer-facing text.

Builder API

Method	Effect
`make(Phrase $message, ?string $name = null)`	Create a notification, or return the already-created builder item with the same name.
`asSuccess()` / `asError()` / `asWarning()` / `asNotice()`	Select a standard message type.
`as(NotificationType $type)`	Select a notification enum value directly.
`withMessage(Phrase $message)`	Change the message on the builder item.
`withTitle(Phrase $title)` / `withoutTitle()`	Set or remove a title.
`withDuration(int $milliseconds)`	Set the browser display duration. The PHP default is 3000 ms.

$this->magewireNotifications()
    ->make(__('Order %1 confirmed.', $orderId), 'order-confirmation')
    ->asSuccess()
    ->withTitle(__('Order confirmation'))
    ->withDuration(5000);

Named notifications

Names de-duplicate notifications within the current builder collection. Calling make() again with the same name returns the existing item; it does not automatically replace its message or type. Update that item through the fluent methods:

$notification = $this->magewireNotifications()
    ->make(__('Saving…'), 'save-progress')
    ->asNotice();

// Later in the same response-building flow:
$this->magewireNotifications()
    ->make(__('Ignored because the name already exists.'), 'save-progress')
    ->withMessage(__('Saved.'))
    ->asSuccess();

JavaScript access

document.addEventListener('magewire:init', async () => {
    await window.MagewireAddons.notifier.create('Saved.', {
        type: 'success',
        duration: 3000,
    })
}, { once: true })

See Magewire Notifier for lifecycle methods and hooks.