frontend-notifications

To show frontend notifications consistently, use the framework-aligned app access APIs instead of direct antd imports. Services, utilities, and callbacks should use getApp() to access message, modal, and notification APIs, while rendered function components should use App.useApp().

Use getApp() for runtime callbacks, services, and utilities that execute outside the React render path. Use App.useApp() inside rendered function components to locally access message, modal, and notification handlers for confirmations and async status updates.

Avoiding manual bootstrap wiring for antd notifications prevents unsafe bootstrapping patterns and inconsistent feedback. Standardizing on getApp() or App.useApp() ensures safe, framework-aligned access to message, modal, and notification APIs across all views and component handlers.

Yes, this approach works for confirming destructive actions and surfacing async execution results. It standardizes how Drumr frontend code shows success, warning, error, and confirmation feedback by selecting the correct API for services, utilities, views, and component handlers.

The best way to replace direct antd feedback imports is to update your Drumr frontend code so it uses getApp() or App.useApp() for user feedback. This removes direct antd message, modal, or notification usage and manual bootstrap code.