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@use-resource/context

v0.2.1

Published

Optimisticaly manage your rest resources with one simple library

Downloads

4

Readme

use-resource

use-resource is a react based library to handle REST resources optimiticly context wise.

Examples

For a todo app example using this package you can check the following codesandboxes

The Basic example features a CRUD only implementation

The Advanced example features a CRUD with aditional rest methods such as complete and unComplete for todo tasks

Usage

Create your resource types

// types.ts

// model of the frontend resource
export type FM = {
  // ...properties
}

// model of the backend resource
export type BM = {
  // ...properties
}

Write your custom API

// API.ts
import { IAPI } from "@use-resource/context";

const API: IAPI = {
  get: <Payload extends unknown, Response extends unknown>(
    url: string,
    payload: Payload
  ): Promise<Response> => ...
  post: <Payload extends unknown, Response extends unknown>(
    url: string,
    payload: Payload
  ): Promise<Response> => ...
  put: <Payload extends unknown, Response extends unknown>(
    url: string,
    payload: Payload
  ): Promise<Response> => ...
  delete: <Payload extends unknown, Response extends unknown>(
    url: string,
    payload: Payload
  ): Promise<Response> => ...
};

export default API;

Generate context

// context.ts

import { createResourceContext } from "@use-resource/context";
import { FM, BM } from "./types";

const MyContext = createResourceContext<FM, BM>(name);

| Parameter | Type | Description | | :-------- | :------- | :-------------------------------------- | | name | string | Required. The name of your resource |

Create your parser

// parser.ts

import { FM, BM } from "./types";

const parser: IParser<FM, BM> = {
  in,
  out,
  partialOut,
};

export default parser;

| Parameter | Type | Description | | :----------- | :-------------------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | in | (payload: BM) => FM | Required. Parses your resource from backend to frontend | | out | (payload: FM) => BM | Required. Parses your resource from frontend to backend | | partialOut | (payload: Partial<FM>) => Partial<BM> | Required. Parses your resource from a partial of the frontend model to a partial of the backend model |

Generate context values

// useContextValue.ts

import useResource, { IParser } from "@use-resource/context";
import { FM, BM } from "./types";
import parser from "./parser";
import api from "./API";

const endpoint = "http://my-resource-endpoint";

export default () => useResource<FM, BM>({ endpoint, parser, api });

Declare your context in your react tree

// somewhereInMyApp.ts

import React from "react";
import useContextValue from "./useContextValue";
import Context from "./context";

export default () => {
  const contextValue = useContextValue();

  return (
    <Context.Provider value={contextValue}>
      {...}
    </Context.Provider>
  );
};

Use it from anywhere in the children of the context

// someChildren.ts

import React, { useContext } from "react";
import Context from "./context";

export default () => {
  const resource = useContext(Context);
  // do stuff
};

resource will have the following properties:

  data: FM[];
  loadings: {
    fetch: boolean;
    create: boolean;
    edit: boolean;
    fetchOne: boolean;
    delete: boolean;
    deleteMany: boolean;
    byId: (id: FM["id"]) => boolean;
  };
  errors: {
    fetch: Error | null;
    create: Error | null;
    edit: Error | null;
    fetchOne: Error | null;
    delete: Error | null;
    deleteMany: Error | null;
  };
   status: {
    fetch: ReturnType<typeof useQuery>["status"] | null;
    create: ReturnType<typeof useQuery>["status"] | null;
    edit: ReturnType<typeof useQuery>["status"] | null;
    fetchOne: ReturnType<typeof useQuery>["status"] | null;
    delete: ReturnType<typeof useQuery>["status"] | null;
    deleteMany: ReturnType<typeof useQuery>["status"] | null;
  };
   methods: {
     create: (
      payload: Partial<FM>,
      options?: MutateOptions<BM, CustomError | null, Partial<FM>>
    ) => void;
     edit: (
      payload: FM,
      options?: MutateOptions<BM, CustomError | null, FM>
    ) => void;
     refetch: () => void;
     getById: (id: FM["id"]) => FM | undefined;
     delete: (id: FM["id"]) => void;
     deleteMany: (ids: FM["id"][]) => void;
     fetchOne: (id: FM["id"]) => void;
  }
  mutationReseter: {
    fetch: () => void;
    create: () => void;
    edit: () => void;
    fetchOne: () => void;
    delete: () => void;
    deleteMany: () => void;
  };