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infrad-pro-descriptions

v1.10.62

Published

infrad-pro-descriptions

Downloads

5

Readme

infrad-pro-descriptions

Advanced description list component, providing a more convenient and faster solution to build description lists.

See our website infrad-pro-descriptions for more information.

ProDescriptions was created to solve the problem of having to write a lot of sample code for Descriptions in a project, so it encapsulates a lot of common logic in it. Writing a Descriptions in React inevitably requires defining some of the same properties. So ProDescriptions by default encapsulates the logic of requesting network, columns display.

For example, if ProDescriptions encapsulates the behavior of the request network, ProDescriptions will bring the data in props.params into the request by default, and if the interface happens to be the same as our definition, it will be very easy to implement a query.

import request from 'umi-request';

const fetchData = (params) =>
  request<{
    data: T{};
  }>('https://proapi.azurewebsites.net/github/issues', {
    params,
  });

const keyWords = "Ant Design"

<ProDescriptions<T,U> request={fetchData} />;

We agree that request has one parameter and params will take its own params in props. The type is as follows:

(params: U) => RequestData;

There are also conventions for ProDescriptions with the results of the request back, of the following type.

interface RequestData {
  data: Datum{};
  success: boolean;
}

Install

Using npm:

$ npm install --save  infrad-pro-descriptions

or using yarn:

$ yarn add infrad-pro-descriptions