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@ipui/path

v0.1.2

Published

path context for ipui

Downloads

2

Readme

@ipui/path

ipui path context

This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

ip[fn]s links

description

provide a set of tools to parse window.location to work with ipui.

technologies

depends on

this is a high order context.

how it works

  • it uses the context api of reactjs to provide an accessible service to any component inside the context itself.

  • use RouteTools to perform hash url parser and navigation tasks.

  • binds withPath on the props or this.props when is used as consumer.

api

this api variables and methods are accesible by the component that uses withPath consumer.

api

api network multiaddress (/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/5001).

current

current path /.conf/vimrc.

this could work with path-to-regexp to extend its capabilities.

methods

this methods are accesible by the component that uses withPath consumer.

go

navigate between paths

go( path, options )

  • path any string path such as /me/friend/0/photo
  • options
    • reload force reload. boolean defaults to false.

redirect

alias of go but with reload defaults to true.

redirect( path )

  • path is an url string.

dirname

get the dirname prefix of a given path.

dirname( path )

  • path url string

filename

get the filename of a given path.

filename( path )

  • path url string

join

like path.join

usage

provider

import Path from '@ipui/path'

const MyComponent = props => {

  return (
    <Path>

      { /*
        your app code that requires a clipboard provider
      */}

    </Path>
  )
}

export default MyComponent

consumer

DirGoUp component example

import React from 'react'

import { withPath } from '@ipui/path'

import { FiCornerLeftUp } from 'react-icons/fi'

const DirGoUp = props => {

  /* functional cd */
  function cd( dir ) {
    const { dirname, join, current, go } = this.props.withPath
    if ( dir === '..' )
      dir = dirname( current )
    else
      dir = join( current, dir )

    go( dir )
  }

  /* when click just go up */
  function handleClick() {
    cd( '..' )
  }

  const { current } = props.withPath

  return (
    <>
      { current !== '/' ? (
        <button onClick={ handleClick }>
          <FiCornerLeftUp />
        </button>
      ) : null }
    </>
  )
}

export default withPath( DirGoUp )

last updated

aug 26, 2019