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@qstate/core

v0.0.5

Published

QState Core is a library for managing query parameters in a web application. It provides utilities to decode, encode, and manage query parameters in a type-safe manner.

Downloads

19

Readme

QState Core

QState Core is a library for managing query parameters in a web application. It provides utilities to decode, encode, and manage query parameters in a type-safe manner.

Installation

To install the core package, use npm or yarn:

npm install @qstate/core
# or
yarn add @qstate/core

Usage

Creating Query Parameter Settings

You can create settings for different types of query parameters using the provided utility functions.

import {
    stringSettings,
    booleanSettings,
    numberSettings,
    dateSettings,
    stringArraySettings,
} from "@qstate/core";

const config = {
    search: stringSettings,
    showDetails: booleanSettings,
    page: numberSettings,
    startDate: dateSettings,
    tags: stringArraySettings,
};

Getting Query Parameters

Use the createGetter function to extract query parameters based on the provided configuration.

import { createGetter } from "@qstate/core";

const queryParams = createGetter(config, window.location.search);
console.log(queryParams);

Setting Query Parameters

Use the createSetter function to update query parameters based on the provided configuration.

import { createSetter } from "@qstate/core";

const setQueryParams = createSetter(config);
setQueryParams({ search: "example", page: 2 });

Subscribing to Query Parameter Changes

Use the subscribe function to listen for query parameter changes.

import { subscribe } from "@qstate/core";

const unsubscribe = subscribe(() => {
    console.log("Query parameters changed");
});

// To unsubscribe
unsubscribe();

API

createGetter(config, queryString)

Creates a getter function that extracts query parameters based on the provided configuration.

  • config: The configuration object defining how to decode and handle each query parameter.
  • queryString: The query string to parse. If undefined, the current URL's query string will be used.

createSetter(config)

Creates a setter function that updates query parameters based on the provided configuration.

  • config: The configuration object defining how to encode and handle each query parameter.

subscribe(callback)

Subscribes to navigation or query parameter changes and executes the provided callback function.

  • callback: The callback function to execute when a navigation or query parameter change occurs.

Utility Functions

  • getParamNames(config): Returns the parameter names from the configuration.
  • getSnapshot(names): Gets the current snapshot of the query params.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.