Toast Migrator Skill

Migrating custom toast hooks to react-hot-toast requires analyzing useToast imports and toast calls, then transforming those patterns to use react-hot-toast methods for consistent API usage across your application.

Fixing toast-related inconsistencies involves detecting mixed toast patterns and custom hook usages, then systematically replacing them with a unified library like react-hot-toast to ensure uniformity and prevent API mixing across the codebase.

Yes, react-hot-toast is a required dependency for automating toast code cleanup, as the migration process specifically targets transforming custom toast hook usages into react-hot-toast method calls to maintain consistency.

Automated toast library migration handles useToast imports by detecting existing custom hook implementations and transforming their specific toast call patterns into the corresponding react-hot-toast methods, ensuring consistent toast usage across the application.

You should migrate from custom toast hooks to a dedicated toast library when you encounter toast-related errors, notice inconsistent toast patterns across your application, or need to standardize toast API usage for better user experience.

Yes, you can update toast configurations across an entire application automatically by using a migration tool that systematically detects custom toast hook usages and replaces them with standardized react-hot-toast library calls.