@shopify/react-web-worker
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A hook for using web workers in React applications
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@shopify/react-web-worker
A hook for using web workers in React applications.
Installation
yarn add @shopify/react-web-worker
Usage
This package provides a useWorker
hook to leverage web workers in React. For convenience, it also re-exports the entirety of @shopify/web-worker
, so you only need to install this package to get access to those additional exports.
useWorker()
useWorker
allows your React applications to take advantage of web workers provided by createWorkerFactory
from @shopify/web-worker
. This hook creates a web worker during render and terminates it when the component unmounts.
import React, {useEffect} from 'react';
import {Page} from '@shopify/polaris';
import {createWorkerFactory, useWorker} from '@shopify/react-web-worker';
// assume ./worker.ts contains
// export function hello(name) {
// return `Hello, ${name}`;
// }
const createWorker = createWorkerFactory(() => import('./worker'));
function Home() {
const worker = useWorker(createWorker);
const [message, setMessage] = React.useState(null);
useEffect(() => {
(async () => {
// Note: in your actual app code, make sure to check if Home
// is still mounted before setting state asynchronously!
const webWorkerMessage = await worker.hello('Tobi');
setMessage(webWorkerMessage);
})();
}, [worker]);
return <Page title="Home"> {message} </Page>;
}
You can optionally pass a second argument to useWorker
, which will be used as the options to the worker creator function.