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composables

v1.0.0

Published

Primitives to compose React component behavior.

Downloads

175

Readme

Composables

Primitives to compose React component behavior.

Render prop pattern

This package makes heavy use of the render prop pattern. See the React docs for more details.

Component Reference

State

Add React state to a component.

Example

import { State } from 'composables';

<State
  initial={{ open: false }}
  render={({ open }) => (
    <Menu>
      <Button onClick={() => open.set(!open.value)}>Toggle</Button>
      {open.value && <MenuItems />}
    </Menu>
  )}
/>;

Props

initial - object - required

The initial state.

render - function - required

Function to display or further process the state. render is called with the value and a set function for each entry in the initial state object.

Result

Convert a promise to a result. The content of the result object depends on the state of the promise.

Example

import { Result } from 'composables';

<Result
  promise={promise}
  render={({ value, pending, error, done }) => (
    <Page>
      {pending && <Loader />}
      {error && <Error error={value} />}
      {done && <View value={value} />}
    </Page>
  )}
/>;

Props

promise - Promise - required

Promise to convert to a result.

render - function - required

Function to display or further process the result object

With

Produce side effects based on the component's lifecycle and props.

Example

import { With } from 'composables';

const FileImage = ({ file, ...props }) => (
  <With
    input={file}
    enter={input => URL.createObjectURL(input)}
    exit={output => URL.revokeObjectURL(output)}
    render={url => <Image src={url} {...props} />}
  />
);

Props

input - any

The input arguments for the enter function.

enter - function(input)

The enter function can be used to safely produce side effects. enter is called before the component mounts and when the input prop changes. The return value of this function is used as output.

exit - function(output, input)

The exit function is primarily used to cleanup any side effects produced by the enter function. exit is called when the component will unmount and when the input prop changes. Make sure that any side effects you produce in exit do not require cleanup.

render - function(output)

function to display or further process the produced output.

shouldUpdate - function(previousInput, nextInput)

Predicate function to determine whether a change in the input prop constitutes calling exit and enter again. Defaults to a negative shallow equal check.

lazy - boolean

When lazy is true, the enter function will be called after the component has mounted. This can be beneficial to the speed of your component's first render and is especially useful when your enter function performs a slow synchronous operation (e.g local storage access). A consequence of delaying the enter function is that render can be called with undefined output.