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context-cache-provider

v1.0.4

Published

_Alert! This package is using experimental React features._

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context-cache-provider

Alert! This package is using experimental React features.

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Use React context to cache data and manager fetch resources on React Applications.

In example folder you will see a complete application example using hooks and zero class components.

Provider component don't share cache between other Provides components, so you can use same name of resources for differents Providers.

Install

npm install --save context-cache-provider

Usage

Setting the react-context-cache provider

import React, { createContext} from 'react'
import Provider from 'context-cache-provider'

const context = createContext();
export context;

function fetchItems(query = {}) {
  return fetch('http://apiserver.io', {
            body: JSON.stringify(query)
         }).then(response => response.json());
}

export default function ProviderItems({children}) {
  return <Provider context={context} fetchItems={fetchItems}>
    {children}
   </Provider>;
}

Using the context to bring resources inside of your components


import React, { Suspense, useContext } from 'react'

import {context} from './provider-items'

export default function ListItems() {
  const { getResource } = useContext(context);

  function renderList() {
    const data = getResource('fetchItems')();
    return <ul>
      {data.map(item => <li>{item.title}</li>}
     </ul>;
  }


  return <Suspense fallback={<div>Loading...</div>}>
    {renderList()}
   </Suspense>;
}

You can have many Providers you want each one with your own resources.

Api

getResource

Return the function resource

getResource(resourceName:String, invalidateCacheItem:Boolean):Function

clearCache

Clean cache from component provider

clearCache()

Knowledge

Provider

Provider is a cache component using context that map resources.

When you get resource and call him, the provider will throw the promise returned by resource, then react will suspense the render if your component was wrapper by Suspense React Component.

Context

It's a component where you can bring resources to your components

Resources

It's a function that return a promise or an observable.

Run example

Imgur

To run example you should install all deps.

cd example
yarn
yarn start

License

MIT © stvkoch