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hook-for-react-use-fetch

v0.2.0

Published

An easy react hook to handle data fetching, fetching status, and fetching events

Downloads

7

Readme

hook-for-react-use-fetch ⚛

alt react alt react alt react

THIS PACKAGE IS NOT AVAILABLE YET

Fetching data always follows the same patern. Fetching status is set to "pending", it displays a loading icon, it saves data to the state and sets the status to "success". useFetch is a simple lightweight react hook to handle data fetching. It comes with the bare fetch function or with another hook useAxios.

alt exaltation

What's great about it ⭐

  • Just declare useFetch like you would declare useState,
  • Do not repeat the pattern again and again

Get started 🚀

Install it

npm i hook-for-react-use-fetch // NOT AVAILABLE YET

Call it

const useFetch = require('hook-for-react-use-fetch');

or

import {useFetch} from "hook-for-react-use-fetch";

Declare an initial state for the fetched data and choose a method

It can be empty

const initialState = {
};

Declare useFetch like you would declare useState or any other hook

    const [fetchedData, fetch] = useFetch(initialState, method);

And finally just call it in a useEffect

Use another useEffect to do something once data is fetched

status is stored in fetched._status, do not overwrite this value ...

Doc 🔖

useFetch Won't do

  • Make you latte ☕️
  • Make your grades better (but exalt-grade will so check it)