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jsx-if-else

v0.1.2

Published

A very lightweight and small react component that will let you write simple if and else statement with JSX syntax.

Downloads

278

Readme

jsx-if-else

A very lightweight and small react component that will let you write simple if and else condition with JSX syntax..

Getting started

$ npm i jsx-if-else --save

Code example

The condition prop will return a bool value to the component. If true the 'If' component will render its children. If false it will return null.

import { If } from 'jsx-if-else'
const isLoggedIn = true
const Component = () => (
  <div>
    <If condition={isLoggedIn}>
      <div>
          Welcome
      </div>
    </If>
  </div>
)

export default Component

Code example with else

If true the 'If' component will render every child located before the 'Else'-tag. If false it will render every child after the 'Else'-tag.

import { If, Else } from 'jsx-if-else'
const isLoggedIn = true
const Component = () => (
  <div>
    <If condition={isLoggedIn}>
      <div>
          Hello!
      </div>
      <Else />
      <div>
          Please, log in!
      </div>
    </If>
  </div>
)

export default Component

The condition prop

You can write any type of condition within the condition prop. Ex:

condition={someNumberVariable > 0}

condition={someNumberVariable < 0}

condition={someNumberVariable < 0 || someOtherVariable === true}

condition={typeof(myFunction) === 'function'}

...and so on.

Good luck!