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@getoccasion/mitragyna

v0.2.4

Published

A library for managing ActiveResource.js as React components

Downloads

52

Readme

ActiveResource.js binding framework for React components

Installation

yarn add @getoccasion/mitragyna

You can also use the CDN address https://unpkg.com/@getoccasion/mitragyna to add it to your AMD loader or into your page:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/@getoccasion/mitragyna"></script>

Getting Started

  1. Set a resource, and attach a child component to render with that subject
<Resource component={Customer} reflection="customer" subject={customer} />
  1. Have a field in the child component that responds to the subject from the parent Resource
  <Field
    type="email"
    name="email"
    id="email"
    component={Input}
    invalidClassName="is-invalid"
    placeholder="[email protected]"
  />
  <ErrorsFor className="customer-email-errors" component={FormFeedback} field="email" />
  1. You can nest Resources with setting a reflection
<Resource component={Customer} reflection="customer" subject={customer} />
  1. Bind some callback logic to the (root) resource
  • afterError: PropTypes.func
  • afterUpdate: PropTypes.func
  • onInvalidSubmit: PropTypes.func
  • onSubmit: PropTypes.func
  • beforeSubmit: PropTypes.func

If using nested resources

function  useBoomTown() {
  return [streetRef, street, setStreet]
}

// App.jsx
fuction App() {
  const [streetRef, street, setStreet] = useBoomTown()

  return(
    <Resource subject={myOrder} afterUpdate={saveMyOrder}>
      <Resource component={Customer} subject={subject.customer()}>
        <Resource component={Address} subject={subject.address()}>
          <input type='text' name="street" ref={streetRef}>
          <input type='text' name="town" ref={townRef}>
          <input type='text' name="hood" ref={hoodRef}>
          <input type='text' name="region" ref={regionRef}>
        </Resource>
        <Resource compo subject={subject.address()} />


      </Resource>

      <Resource component={Attendees} subject={subject.attendees()} />

      </Resource>
    </Resource>
  )
}

Binding and updating values from Fields

const fulfillmentType = useRef()

// Render <Input> component for value that keeps subject up to date
<Field
  type="hidden"
  name="fulfillmentType"
  id="fulfillmentType"
  component={Input}
  ref={fulfillmentType}
/>

// Get value
fulfillmentType.current && fulfillmentType.current.state.value

// Update value
fulfillmentType.current && fulfillmentType.current.setValue('value here')