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nav-link-with-prop

v0.1.2

Published

React Router NavLink that uses an active prop rather than css class.

Downloads

31

Readme

Nav Link with Prop

React Router NavLink that uses an active prop rather than css class.

see https://github.com/UKHomeOffice/govuk-react/issues/423

e.g. when you want to use a CSSinJS library that expects an active prop but you're using React Router 😢

Usage

npm install nav-link-with-prop --save

Your Dumb Component

Say you have a dumb/UI/styled component, such as:

const MyNavAnchor = styled(({
  as: T = 'a',
  ...props
}) => <T {...props} />)({
  textDecoration: 'blink',
  color: 'blue',
}, ({ active }) => (active && {
  color: 'red',
}));

Note that you need to provide the 'as' prop. This is provided by styled-components by default but needs to be done manually (as per code sample above) for emotion.

You can then use one of the following approaches:

Higher order component

See as-nav-link.

Render Props

A bit uglier:

import NavLinkWithProp from 'nav-link-with-prop';

const MyNavLink = ({ children, ...props }) => (
  <NavLinkWithProp {...props}>
    {innerProps => <MyNavAnchor as={Link} {...innerProps}>{children}</MyNavAnchor>}
  </NavLinkWithProp>
);