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@wrdagency/react-islands

v0.1.0

Published

Created by Kyle Cooper at [WRD.agency](https://webresultsdirect.com)

Downloads

58

Readme

React Islands

Created by Kyle Cooper at WRD.agency

React Islands is a way of introducing pockets of React into otherwise static pages, with an option for build-type rendering to help with layout shift. We developed React Islands as a way of introducing React-based interactivity sprinkled into places on WordPress sites (rendered via PHP).

Example Setup

Create your island. Here we use an existing component and use our Islands directory to only setup the islands and not for worrying about functionality.

// ./islands/my-component.tsx
import MyComponent from "@/components/filters";
import createIsland from "@/react-islands";

export const myComponentIsland = createIsland(MyComponent, {
	name: "my-component",
});
// ./islands/index.ts
export * from "./my-component";

On the client you can then render each of those islands. They'll automatically hook into the DOM where the selector is matched (similar to a portal) to create an island of reactivity.

// index.ts
import * as islands from "./islands";

const isDev = (process.env.NODE_ENV || "development").trim() === "development";

for (const island of Object.values(islands)) {
	island.render({ hydrate: !isDev });
}

Create a pre-render script. You can configure your build tool to use this as a seperate entrypoint.

// prerender.ts

import path from "node:path";
import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
import * as islands from "./islands";
import { prerenderIslands } from "@/react-islands/server";

const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url);
const __dirname = path.dirname(__filename);
const outDir = path.resolve(__dirname, "ssg");

prerenderIslands({ islands, outDir });

For our example we're using Vite. We'll build our prerendering script.

npx vite build --ssr src/prerender.tsx --outDir /dist

And then we can run that compiled script. It'll create all of our statically rendered islands and put them into the outDir we specified.

node assets/scripts/dist/prerender.js

API

createIsland

(component: React.FC, options: IslandOpts) => Island

Creates an island.

IslandOpts

| Options | Type | Default | Description | | ------------ | -------- | ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | name | string | Required | The name of the island. Used for the default selector and the filename of pre-rendering. | | selector | string? | [data-hydrate="{{NAME}}"] | The query selector to match for the islands root. | | multiple | boolean? | false | If enabled, the island will by instantiated for every element that matches the selector, not just the first. | | keepChildren | boolean? | false | If enabled, the children props of the island component will be set to the raw HTML of the existing node's children. Experimental. |

withProps

<T>(component: React.FC<T>, props: Partial<T>) => React.FC<T>

Creates a version of your React component with props already set. Useful for creating multiple islands with variants of the same component.

isServer

() => boolean

Checks if the current environment is the server. Useful for disabled certain features not available during the prerender step.

prerenderIslands

(options: PrerenderIslandsOpts) => Promise<void>

| Option | Type | Description | | ------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | islands | Record<string, Island> | The islands the pre-render. The key of the record is not used, it's just useful to accept a record if we're using import * as Islands. | | ourDir | string | Path of the directory to output the static HTML to. This directory will be emptied before pre-rendering begins. |