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fods-react

v2.2.1

Published

Frontend Operational Data Store

Downloads

138

Readme

fods-react

Use fods in react component.

npm i fods fods-react

Usage

import { useSource } from 'fods-react';
import { SomeSource } from './datasources';

export function MyComponent(id) {
  const { data, init } = useSource(SomeSource, { id, name: '' });

  useEffect(() => {
    if (id) {
      init(id);
    }
  }, [id]);

  return <div>{data.id} {data.name}</div>
}

Firstly, you should use fods to define sources. Then use these sources into useSource. Notice: only SOURCE_TYPE, COMPOSE_TYPE supported now.

API

function useSource<T, U extends any[]>(source: Source<T, U>, defaultValue: T): {
  data: T;
  initing: boolean;
  empty: boolean;
  refreshing: boolean;
  error: Error | null;
  init: (...params: U) => Promise<T>;
  refresh: () => Promise<T>;
}
  • source: the source object defined by fods
  • default: before inited, what to be as data
  • data: the data of source with the given params
  • initing: before the first query attached to local, when init is invoked, it will be true
  • empty: before the first query, wheather the data is empty
  • refreshing: when refresh is invoked, it will be true
  • error: when some errors occur during init or refresh, it will be an Error
  • init: first query data
    • params: request params to pass into query
  • refresh: refresh the data with the same params of init
  • renew: refresh the data with certain params, different from params of init