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if-then-else

v0.12.0

Published

The missing conditional renderer that React forgot to include.

Downloads

13

Readme

If-Then-Else

The missing conditional renderer that React forgot to include.

Write clean UI components that can be read as a visual JS function.

Rendering a simple child

Using a simple <If> block:

<If true={ showGreeting }>
   <p>This is a truthy condition</p>
</If>
<If not={ hideGreeting }>
   <p>This is a falsy condition</p>
</If>

Rendering nested if-then-else clauses

Write readable nested conditions as you would in JavaScript.

<If none={[ isLoggedIn, isMember, isAdmin ]}>
  <Then>
    <p>You cannot access this section</p>
  </Then>
  <ElseIf val={age} below={18}>
    <p>You cannot use this service</p>
  </ElseIf>
  <ElseIf not={isLoggedIn}>
    <p>Please, log in</p>
  </ElseIf>
  <Else>
    <p>Welcome to the service</p>
  </Else>
</If>

Rendering a child when a comparison matches

Show content based on easy to read value comparisons:

<If val={a} is={3}>
  <p>a equals 3</p>
</If>
<If val={a} isNot={3}>
  <p>a is not equal to 3</p>
</If>
<If val={a} above={3}>
  <p>a is greater than 3</p>
</If>
<If val={a} below={3}>
  <p>a is lower than 3</p>
</If>
<If val={a} atLeast={3}>
  <p>a is greater or equal to 3</p>
</If>
<If val={a} atMost={3}>
  <p>a is greater or equal to 3</p>
</If>

Rendering a child given a list of conditions

Show content based on many conditions:

<If all={[ isMember, isAdmin ] }>
  <p>You are logged as an admin</p>
</If>
<If some={[ isMember, isGuest ]}>
  <p>You are logged in</p>
</If>
<If notAll={[ isLoggedIn, isAdmin ]}>
  <p>The content is unavailable</p>
</If>
<If none={[ isMember, isManager, isAdmin ]}>
  <p>You are not logged in</p>
</If>

Rendering given the length of an array

You can even show content based on the length of an array:

<If lengthOf={ members } is={3}>
  <p>There are 3 members</p>
</If>
<If lengthOf={ members } isNot={3}>
  <p>There aren't 3 members</p>
</If>
<If lengthOf={ members } above={3}>
  <p>There are more than 3 members</p>
</If>
<If lengthOf={ members } below={3}>
  <p>There are less than 3 members</p>
</If>
<If lengthOf={ members } atLeast={3}>
  <p>There are 3 or more members</p>
</If>
<If lengthOf={ members } atMost={3}>
  <p>There are 3 or less members</p>
</If>

Install

npm install if-then-else
# yarn install if-then-else
# bun install if-then-else

Jest

Jest tests are set up to run with npm test or yarn test.