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@tutanck/resync

v0.0.20

Published

Dead simple async and sync hooks for react

Downloads

7

Readme

Dead simple react async hook

@tutanck/resync offers only 2 hooks :

  • useAsync: set one or many async functions and allows you to follow their execution status.

  • useSync: execute a callback whenever at least one of the one or many async functions set as paremeters is 'done'.

Example

import { fetch, add, update, remove } from 'src/api/products';
import { useAsync, useSync, isLoading } from '@tutanck/resync';

export default function App({ onError }) {
 const [products, setProducts] = useState([]);

 const [[fetchProducts, fetchStatus, fetchProcessId]] = useAsync(fetch);

  const fetchAndSet = () => fetchProducts().then(setProducts).catch(onError);

 // Will run 'fetchAndSet' whenever
 // addStatus, updateStatus or removeStatus
 // is equal to 'done'.
 const [
   [onAddProduct, addStatus, addProcessId],
   [onUpdateProduct, updateStatus, updateProcessId],
   [onRemoveProduct, removeStatus, removehProcessId]
  ] = useSync(fetchAndSet, add, update, remove);
  const addProduct = onAddProduct(); // no custom id is set => resync will provide an unique id to identify each different call to 'addProduct'


 useEffect(fetchAndSet, []); // first fetch

 return isLoading(fetchStatus) ? (
   <LinearProgress />
 ) : (
   <div>
       <Button
         disabled={isLoading(addStatus)}
         onClick={() => onAddProduct()}
       >
           Create
       </Button>

       <Button
         disabled={isLoading(removeStatus)}
         onClick={(id) => removeProduct(id)()} // with a custom id set to 'id', 'removehProcessId' will be equal to the passed 'id' for each call to removeProduct
       >
           Delete
       </Button>
   </div>
 );
}

API

useAsync

Syntax

 useAsync(...asynFns);

Parameters

  1. asynFns: Whatever async functions you want. Note that the order matters.

Return value

An array of arrays of 3 elements for each async function passed as parameters in this order:

  1. An async function handle (asyncFn).
    • asyncFn(id)(...args) accepts an optional custom id as first parameter.
    • if you don't want to customize the id just set it to undefined.
  2. An execution status between:
    • undefined
    • 'loading'
    • 'error'
    • 'done'
  3. An unique call id that changes each time the handle is called.

useSync

Syntax

 useSync(callbackFn, ...asynFns);

Parameters

  1. callbackFn: Whatever callback function you want (async or not).
  2. asynFns: An array of whatever async functions you want. Note that the order matters.

Return value

An array of arrays of 3 elements for each async function passed as parameters in this order :

  1. An async function handle (asyncFn).
    • asyncFn(id)(...args) accepts an optional custom id as first parameter.
    • if you don't want to customize the id just set it to undefined.
  2. An execution status between:
    • undefined
    • 'loading'
    • 'error'
    • 'done'
  3. An unique call id that changes each time the handle is called.