Thanks for the help. Indeed, calling Toast.create in mounted() breaks somehow the component and cannot be used elsewhere afterward.

The above solution works (corrected, use “process.nextTick”)

mounted() {
  process.nextTick(() => {
    Toast.create('Hello World')
  }
}

Isn’t there a more elegant solution ?
When the component is called, I want to perform some checks and display a Toast if needed. I thought mounted() was the good call.
I know, this question is more about VueJS than quasar finally.

Hello there, new to Quasar and I find it awesome !

I am not able to create a basic Toast which is odd.

• Created a fresh quasar repo
• Edited “src/components/Hello.vue”
  – Import { […], Toast } from ‘quasar’
  – Added in the mounted () method the following :
  Toast.create(‘Hello World’) or Toast.create({ html: ‘Hello World’ })

Nothing appears and the vue developer tool (chrome) doesn’t show anything in Vue instance Root …
There is no error in the console.

I noticed that Alert({ html: ‘Hello World’ }) worked fine.

So my question is : is there something I should specify (e.g in the Layout ?) so Toast appears ? I didn’t find anything in the documentation.
Thanks for your help

I also had trouble running quasar for the 1st time, using Windows 10.
command : quasar dev
Nothing was displayed. http://localhost:8080 got the message “connection rejected”.

Using command : npm run dev mat
I figured out I had the error “Error: spawn cmd ENOENT” => Verify that your local variable PATH contains “C:\Windows\System32”, reboot if necessary.
If it’s still not working, change server port (/config/index.js), as explained above.

Hope it can help someone.