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@uphillhealth/react-service-provider

v1.1.20

Published

UpHill Health library proving service abstraction for react applications using Axios and TanStack Query

Downloads

352

Readme

lib-ts-react-service-provider

aka react-service-provider

Installation

npm install --save-dev @uphillhealth/lib-ts-react-service-provider@latest @tanstack/react-query@latest axios@latest

Verify the minimal versions of react, react-dom, @tanstack/react-query and axios at package.json peerDependencies.


Service class

Provides request and useQuery abstractions.

Service.request

Abstracts an axios.request that never throws if the request occurs to fail, it is already handled internally.

It returns a customized response that you can see below:

interface ServiceResponse<ResponseData> {
  data?: ResponseData;
  error?: AxiosError<ServiceResponseError>;
  headers?: AxiosResponseHeaders | RawAxiosResponseHeaders;
  status?: number;
}

Service.useQuery

Abstract react-query.useQuery with an axios.request as queryFn to be used as a hook at react components.

It returns the generic type provided as its data.

In the case that the request fails it returns AxiosError<ServiceResponseError> data structure for both abstractions.

interface ServiceResponseError {
   additionalInformation: string | null;
   constraints: Record<string, string>;
   error: string;
   errorNumber: number;
   status: number;
   statusMessage: string;
   timeStamp: number;
}

Service.useMutation

Abstract react-query.useMutation with an axios.request as mutationFn to be used as a hook at react components.

It returns the generic type provided as its data.

In the case that the request fails it returns AxiosError<ServiceResponseError> data structure for both abstractions.

interface ServiceResponseError {
   additionalInformation: string | null;
   constraints: Record<string, string>;
   error: string;
   errorNumber: number;
   status: number;
   statusMessage: string;
   timeStamp: number;
}

Creating a new service

import { Service } from '@uphillhealth/react-service-provider';

interface GetJourneyResponse {
    pathwayId: string
}

interface PutPatientSessionRequestData {
    language: string
}

export class PatientSessionService extends Service {
  // using request abstraction
  public putPatientSession(data: PutPatientSessionRequestData) {
    return this.request<unknown, PutPatientSessionRequestData>({
      data,
      method: 'PUT',
      url: `/patient-session/[institutionId]/[pathwayId]/[journeyId]`,
    });
  }
  // The usage would be:
  // PatientSessionService.putPatientSession().then(({ data, error, headers, status }) => { if(error){} else{} })
  // or
  // const { data, error, headers, status } = await PatientSessionService.putPatientSession()

  // using useQuery abstraction
  public useGetJourney() {
    return this.useQuery<GetJourneyResponse>({
      method: 'GET',
      url: `/patient-session/[institutionId]/[pathwayId]/[journeyId]`,
    });
  }
  // The usage would be:
  // const { data, error, isLoading } = PatientSessionService.useGetJourney()

}

export class SmsReceiverService extends Service {

  // using useMutation abstraction using abstracted data only
  public usePostJourney() {
    return this.useMutation<unknown, { comment: string }>({
      method: 'PUT',
      url: '/interactions/[institutionId]/inbound-records/[inboundRecordId]/comment',
    });
  }
  // The usage would be:
  // const usePostJourney = smsReceiverService.usePostJourney()
  // usePostJourney.mutate({ comment: 'lorem ipsum' })

  // using useMutation abstraction using params only
  public usePostJourney() {
    return this.useMutation<unknown, { params: { status: 'A' | 'B' | 'C' } }, unknown>({
      method: 'PUT',
      url: '/interactions/[institutionId]/inbound-records/[inboundRecordId]/status',
    });
  }
  // The usage would be:
  // const usePostJourney = SmsReceiverService.usePostJourney()
  // usePostJourney.mutate({ params: { status: 'A' } })

}

ServiceProvider

It handles react-query client provider and services initialization as singleton.

import { ServiceProvider } from '@uphillhealth/react-service-provider';
import { PathwayService, PatientSessionService } from '@/src/services'

export const App = () => {
  const services = [PathwayService, PatientSessionService]

  const serviceConfigurations: ServiceConfigurations = {
    baseUrl: '/',
  };


  return (
    <ServiceProvider
      institutionId={182}
      language="en" // it should be the language provided by I18n library
      services={services}
      serviceConfigurations={serviceConfigurations}>
      <RestOfTheApp />
    </ServiceProvider>
  );
};

useServices hook

Access your services directly by its name.

import { useServices } from '@uphillhealth/react-service-provider';

// one service
const SomeContainer1 = (): ReactElement => {
  const [patientSessionService] = useServices(PatientSessionService) as [PatientSessionService];

  // you can inject service specific props that later will be replaced at url
  patientSessionService.serviceProps = { journeyId, pathwayId }

  const useGetJourney = patientSessionService.useGetJourney();

  return (
    <div />
  );
};

// multiple services
const SomeContainer2 = (): ReactElement => {
  const [pathwayService, patientSessionService] = useServices([PathwayService, PatientSessionService]) as [PathwayService, PatientSessionService];

  // you can inject service specific props that later will be replaced at url
  pathwayService.serviceProps = { pathwayId }
  patientSessionService.serviceProps = { journeyId, pathwayId }

  const usePathwayRead = pathwayService.usePathwayRead()
  const useGetJourney = patientSessionService.useGetJourney();

  return (
    <div />
  );
};