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@elemental-ui/utils

v0.1.0

Published

The utils package provides a grab-bag of utility hooks and helpers for React development.

Downloads

18

Readme

Utils

import {
  forwardRefWithAs,
  makeId,
  useClickOutside,
  useId,
  useKeyPress,
} from '@elemental-ui/utils';

Use ID

Create unique IDs in your components.

const id = useId();
return id; // "1"

You can optionally pass in a consumer fallback.

const id = useId('my-component-id');
return id; // "my-component-id"

Use makeId to add a prefix.

const id = makeId('my-prefix', '4');
return id; // "my-prefix--4"

Forward Ref

React.forwardRef is re-exported from @elemental-ui-alpha/utils as forwardRefWithAs with different type definitions to work with components that have an as prop. It accepts two type arguments, DefaultElementType and Props.

import { forwardRefWithAs } from '@elemental-ui-alpha/utils';

type Props = {
  color: string;
};

let Button = forwardRefWithAs<'button', Props>(
  ({ color, as: Tag = 'button', ...props }, ref) => {
    return <Tag css={{ color }} ref={ref} {...props} />;
  }
);