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@render-props/counter

v0.1.21

Published

A state container which provides an interface for bound-value counting.

Downloads

10

Readme

Counter

A state container which provides an interface for bound-value counting.

Installation

yarn add @render-props/counter or npm i @render-props/counter

Usage

import Counter from '@render-props/counter'

const LikesControl = ({value, step, incr, decr, setValue, setStep}) => (
  <div>
    <span>
      Number of likes: {value}
    </span>
    <a onClick={incr}>
      Like
    </a>
    <a onClick={decr}>
      Dislike
    </a>
    <button onClick={() => setValue(12)}>
      Set value to '12'
    </button>
    <button onClick={() => setStep(3)}>
      Set step to '3'
    </button>
  </div>
)

const Likes = props => (
  <div>
    <Counter
      onChange={console.log}
      initialValue={10}
      minValue={0}
      maxValue={24}
      onBoundMin={
        function ({setValue, maxValue}) {
          setValue(maxValue)
        }
      }
      onBoundMax={
        function ({setValue, minValue}) {
          setValue(minValue)
        }
      }
    >
      {LikesControl}
    </Counter>
  </div>
)

Props

  • initialValue {number} {default: 0}
    • the value the counter will start at
  • initialStep {number} {default: 1}
    • the default step amount of incr and decr
  • cast {function} {default: parseInt}
    • the typecast of the value, e.g. parseFloat
  • minValue {number}
    • the minimum value the counter is bound by
  • maxValue {number}
    • the maximum value the counter is bound by
  • onBoundMin {function}
    • called when the bound minimum has been reached. Callback should include one argument for object: {value, step, minValue, maxValue, setValue, incr, decr}.
  • onBoundMax {function}
    • called when the bound maximum has been reached. Callback should include one argument for object: {value, step, minValue, maxValue, setValue, incr, decr}.
  • onChange {function}
    • called each time the value changes. Callback accepts one argumet for value
  • onIncr {function}
    • called each time the value increments. Callback accepts one argumet for value
  • onDecr {function}
    • called each time the value decrements. Callback accepts one argumet for value

Render Props

Methods

  • incr ([by <number>])
    • increments the value by @by if defined, otherwise the prop step
  • decr ([by <number>])
    • decrements the value by @by if defined, otherwise the prop step
  • setValue (value <number>)
    • sets the value to @value
  • setStep (step <number>)
    • sets the default step to @step

State

  • value {number}
    • the current value of the counter
  • step {number}
    • the default step amount of the counter in incr() and decr()