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react-data-hooks

v1.14.0

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Elegant, powerful, full-CRUD API data fetching & control via React.js data hooks

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react-data-hooks

Elegant, powerful, full-CRUD API data fetching & control via React.js data hooks

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Purpose

Makes data fetching and CRUD operations against any REST endpoint this easy - all for ~4.4KB gzipped.

import React from 'react'
import { createRestHook } from 'react-data-hooks'

// create a data hook... this would likely be done elsewhere and imported here
const useKittens = createRestHook('/api/kittens')

export default function MyApp() {
  let { data: kittens, isLoading, create } = useKittens()

  return (
    <div>
      {
        isLoading
        ? 'loading kittens...'
        : `we found ${kittens.length} kittens!` // will auto increase after successful button click/POST
      }

      <!-- when clicked, will POST a kitten, then automatically add response to the internal kittens collection -->
      <button onClick={() => create({ name: 'Mittens', age: 1 })}>
        Create a Kitten
      </button>
    </div>
  )
}

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Features

  • [x] auto-loading
  • [x] complete REST (GET/POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE) operations
  • [x] collections, items in collections, or fixed endpoints
  • [x] polling
  • [x] transforming payloads (response, collection, and item level)
  • [x] dynamic filtering results
  • [x] queries (static via object, or dynamic via function)
  • [x] collections self-maintain after POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE
  • [x] event handling for errors, after responses, and on authentication failures
  • [x] specify how to derive id from collection items (used to generate endpoints like /api/items/3)
  • [x] persist non-sensitive results to prevent load time waits (while still updating after fetch)
  • [x] data is shared across components without context or prop-drilling, thanks to use-store
  • [x] GET requests shared using internal pooling to cut down on duplicate network requests

Examples


API

Options

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | ------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------: | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | axios | axios instance | axios | You can pass in a custom axios instance to use (for advanced usage with injected headers, etc) | | autoload | boolean | true | data will fire initial GET by default unless set to false | | fetchOptions | object | undefined | Options to be passed into fetch requests if using internal native fetch (e.g. { fetchOptions: { headers: { Authorization: 'foo' } } }) | | filter | function | undefined | filters data results into the "filtered" collection | | getId | function | (item) => item.id | how to derive item ID from a collection item (used for endpoint generation for PUT/PATCH/DELETE | | initialValue | object or array | [] or undefined | initial value of "data" return, [] if collection, undefined if ID endpoint | | interval | number | undefined | refresh collection every 5000ms (5s) | | isCollection | boolean |false| set to false to allow direct REST against a specific endpoint | | **log** | booleanorfunction | false | if passedtrue, uses console.logfor debug output, otherwise accepts any function | | **mergeOnCreate** | boolean | true | use response payload for newly created items | | **mergeOnUpdate** | boolean |true | use response payload for newly updated items | | mock | boolean | true | simulate, but do not fire POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE actions (for testing) | | onAuthenticationError | function | undefined | fired when calls return 401 or 403 (e.g. can redirect, etc) | | onCreate | function | undefined | fired when item is created successfully | | onError | function | console.error | fired on internal error, or response errors | | onLoad | function | undefined | fired when data is loaded successfully | | onRemove | function | undefined | fired when item is deleted successfully | | onReplace | function | undefined | fired when item is replaced successfully | | onUpdate | function | undefined | fired when item is updated successfully | | persist | boolean | false | will persist results to localStorage for fast delivery on page refresh | | query | object or function | undefined | can send fixed query params via object such as { isLive: true } or via a dynamically executed query function (executed at time of load/interval), such as () => ({ isLive: Math.random() > 0.5 }) | | transform | function | undefined | use to reshape your API payload (e.g. (data) => data.data.slice(0,2) |

Example 2

(all options/returns exposed)

import React from 'react'
import { createRestHook } from 'react-data-hooks'

// create a data hook
const useKittens = createRestHook('/api/kittens') // any options may be included here for convenience

export default function MyApp() {
  // instantiate data hook with options (all options may also be passed at time of creation [above])
  let {
    data = [],                      // data returned from API (defaults to empty array)
    filtered = [],                  // data, as filtered with filter function (options) responds to changes in filter or data
    hasLoaded,                      // flag for if the data has yet loaded via GET (default false)
    isLoading,                      // isLoading flag (true during pending requests)
    error,                          // API error (if any) - this is
    key,                            // random render-busting attr to explode into a component on data changes.  Looks like { key: 123556456421 }
    update,                         // PATCH fn(item, oldItem) - sends only changes via PATCH (if changed)
    replace,                        // PUT fn(item, oldItem) - sends full item via PUT (if changed)
    remove,                         // DELETE fn(item, oldItem) - deleted item
    create,                         // POST fn(item, oldItem) - creates item
    load,                           // refresh/load data via GET
    refresh                         // alias for load()
  } = useKittens({
    axios: myAxiosInstance,         // can pass in a custom axios instance to use (for advanced usage)
    autoload: true,                 // data will fire initial GET by default unless set to false,
    filter: item => item.age > 5,   // filters data results into the "filtered" collection,
    getId: item => item._id,        // tell the hook how to derive item ID from a collection item
    initialValue: []                // initial value of "data" return (defaults to [] if collection assumed)
    interval: 5000,                 // refresh collection every 5000ms (5s),
    isCollection: false             // set to false to allow direct REST against a specific endpoint
    log: true                       // enable console.log output
    mergeOnCreate: true             // use response payload for newly created items (default: true)
    mergeOnUpdate: true             // use response payload for newly updated items (default: true)
    onAuthenticationError: (err) => {},  // fired when calls return 401 or 403 (can redirect, etc)
    onCreate: (err) => {},          // fired when item is created successfully
    onError: (err) => {},           // fired on internal error, or response errors
    onLoad: (data) => {},           // fired when data is loaded successfully
    onRemove: (item) => {},         // fired when item is deleted successfully
    onReplace: (item) => {},        // fired when item is replaced successfully
    onUpdate: (item) => {},         // fired when item is updated successfully
    log: true                       // enable console.log output
    mock: true,                     // only simulate POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE actions (for testing)
    onError: console.warn           // do something custom with error events (e.g. toasts, logs, etc)
    persist: true,                  // will persist results to localStorage for fast delivery on page refresh
    query: { isCute: true },        // can send fixed query params via object or....
    query: () => ({ isCute: Math.random() > 0.1 }) // via function executed at time of [every] load
    transform: data =>
      data.kittens.slice(0,5),      // in case you need to reshape your API payload
  })

  return (
    <ul>
      {
        data.map(kitten => (
          <li key={kitten._id}>
            { kitten.name } -
            <button onClick={() => remove(kitten)}>
              Delete
            </button>
          </li>
        ))
      }
    </ul>
  )
}

Example 3

(chained hooks, e.g. collection and item details)

import React from 'react'
import { createRestHook } from 'react-data-hooks'

// create a data hook
const useKittens = createRestHook('/api/kittens') // any options may be included here for convenience

export default MyApp = () => {
  // quick tip: { persist: true } loads cached content at page load, then fires the GET and updates
  // as necessary to prevent stale data
  let { data: kittens } = useKittens({ persist: true })
  let [selectedKitten, setSelectedKitten] = useState()

  let { data: kittenDetails } = useKittens(selectedKitten)

  if (isLoading && !collections.length) {
    return <p>Loading...</p>
  }

  return (
    <div>
      {kittens.map(kitten => (
        <button key={kitten.id} onClick={() => setSelectedKitten(kitten.id)}>
          {kitten.name}
        </button>
      ))}

      <h1>Payload</h1>
      {JSON.stringify(kittenDetails, 2, null) // will reload whenever selectedKitten changes
      }
    </div>
  )
}

Example 4

(generate and load hook dynamically from props)

import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react'
import { createRestHook } from 'react-data-hooks'

// create a curried function to dynamically return a data hook from a collection name
const useCollectionItems = (collectionName = '') => createRestHook(`/api/${collectionName}`)

export const ViewCollectionItem = ({ collectionName, itemId }) => {
  console.log('viewing collection item', itemId, 'in', collectionName)

  // { collectionName: 'kittens', itemId: 3 } will generate a dynamic hook
  // with endpoint '/api/kittens', and passing in the itemId, will load the hook as an item
  // with endpoint '/api/kittens/3'

  let { data: itemDetails } = useCollectionItems(collectionName)(itemId)

  return <div>{item ? JSON.stringify(itemDetails, null, 2) : null}</div>
}

Example 5

(redirect to login on 401)

import React from 'react'
import { createRestHook } from 'react-data-hooks'

// create a data hook that might see a 401/Unauthorized
const useKittens = createRestHook('/api/kittens', {
  onAuthenticationError: err => (window.location.href = '/login?returnTo=' + encodeURIComponent(window.location.href)),
})

export default function MyApp() {
  let { data } = useKittens()

  // if loading /api/kittens would fire a 401, the app
  // redirects to /login with enough info to return once logged in

  return <div>{isLoading ? 'loading kittens...' : `we found ${data.length} kittens!`}</div>
}

Changelog

  • v1.14.0 - feature: load() function returns promise to allow load-chaining.
  • v1.13.0 - feature: added clearStore(namespace?) global export and returned method from data hook (to clear own entries), as well as namespace option on data hook (for namespace-specific clearing). See tests for details.
  • v1.12.7 - fix: properly handles error response bodies (e.g. 409 + body). Thanks to @shelleysu84 for the deep dive and help isolating this edge case!
  • v1.12.5 - fix: transformItem should not apply to empty array response
  • v1.12.4 - fixes: CRUD functions properly pass item to .then() promise (e.g. update(item, oldItem).then(updated => console.log(updated)))
  • v1.12.2 - fixes: instability introduced with 1.11.0, { log: false }
  • v1.12.0 - adds ability to load item endpoints directly via load(id, [options])
  • v1.11.0 - updated internals to use a single setState function (to minimize renders), adds hasLoaded { boolean } to output, fix { log: false } bug
  • v1.10.0 - moved to "react-data-hooks", as it's a hook factory function, not a direct hook export
  • v1.9.0 - replaced internal use-store-hook with updated module location use-store to avoid deprecation notices
  • v1.8.0 - decreased module size to 4.3k gzipped
  • v1.7.3 - fix: re-embeds default Content-Type: application/json header
  • v1.7.1 - converted from babel to rollup + typescript to decrease module size
  • v1.7.0 - added fetchOptions option (allows for custom headers to be passed with hook requests)
  • v1.6.0 - removed deepmerge dependency (previously used for options merging)

Behavior & Export Tests (Most Recent)

 PASS  test/exports.spec.js
  react-data-hooks
    EXPORTS
      ✓ import { createRestHook } from 'react-data-hooks' (2ms)
      ✓ import { clearStore } from 'react-data-hooks'
    createRestHook(endpoint, options) return interface
      ✓ returns data property (object) with default value =  (1ms)
      ✓ returns filtered property (object) with default value =  (1ms)
      ✓ returns key property (object)
      ✓ returns isLoading property (boolean)
      ✓ returns error property (undefined) with default value = undefined
      ✓ returns load property (function)
      ✓ returns refresh property (function)
      ✓ returns create property (function)
      ✓ returns remove property (function)
      ✓ returns replace property (function)  (1ms)
      ✓ returns update property (function)

 PASS  test/behavior.spec.js
  BEHAVIOR
    Example:
    const useKittens = createRestHook('/api/kittens')

    function MyReactComponent() {
      const { data: kittens, isLoading } = useKittens() //  get the basic collection
      const { data: mittens } = useKittens('mittens') //  this would load a single item from '/api/kittens/mittens'
      const { data: manualKittens, load } = useKittens({ autoload: false }) //  this would wait to load until load() has been fired elsewhere

      return (
        isLoading
        ? <p>Still loading data...</p>
        : <div>{ JSON.stringify(kittens, null, 2)}</div>
      )
    }

    global export { clearStore } function
      clearStore(namespace?) function
        ✓ will clear all data hook entries if called with no namespace (e.g. clearStore()) (28ms)
        ✓ can clear specific namespace entries (17ms)
        ✓ will ONLY clear data hook entries from localStorage (9ms)
    RETURN from instantiated hook...
      clearStore() function
        ✓ will throw if "namespace" option not set when called (14ms)
        ✓ will only clear own namespace [and only own namespace] (10ms)
      create(item) function
        ✓ sends POST, updates internal collection, and fires onCreate(item) when used with collection hook (10ms)
      data empty array (if collection) or undefined (if item)
        ✓ default of { autoload: true } loads data from endpoint immediately
        ✓ does not autoload if { autoload: false } (1ms)
        ✓ data defaults to [] if no ID passed and { isCollection: false } not set (2ms)
        ✓ data defaults to undefined if item hook { isCollection: false } (3ms)
        ✓ data defaults to undefined if string identifier passed to collection hook (e.g. useHook('foo')) (2ms)
        ✓ data defaults to undefined if numeric identifier passed to collection hook (e.g. useHook(123)) (3ms)
        ✓ data defaults to initialValue if set (e.g. { initialValue: 'foo' }) (2ms)
      error undefined or error object { message, status?, ...other } (default = undefined)
        ✓ is undefined by default (3ms)
        ✓ contains a message (e.g. { message: 'Foo' }) when thrown via try/catch (7ms)
        ✓ contains a message and status (e.g. { message: 'Not Found', status: 400 }) when thrown via response error (10ms)
        ✓ is caught by transform() errors (9ms)
        ✓ is caught by transformCollection() errors (8ms)
        ✓ is caught by transformItem() errors (13ms)
      hasLoaded boolean (default = false)
        ✓ defaults to false (3ms)
        ✓ is true after first GET request success (9ms)
      isLoading boolean (default = false until loading)
        ✓ is false before loading data (3ms)
      key object (default = { key: 20245568110 })
        ✓ returns hash object in the following format... { key: 134123041 } for render-busting (e.g. <Component {...key} />) (4ms)
        ✓ returns new key after basic GET (11ms)
        ✓ returns new key after operations (e.g. PATCH) (14ms)
      load(options = {}) function
        ✓ allows manual loading via the load() function (12ms)
        ✓ allows item endpoint loading on a collection hook (with id = undefined) via load(id) (13ms)
        ✓ allows new item endpoint loading on a collection hook (with id = some id) via load(id) (24ms)
        ✓ accepts options as first argument (non item endpoints) (19ms)
        options enabled on load() as overrides of upstream options
          ✓ fetchOptions: Object (12ms)
          ✓ query: Object | Function:Object (13ms)
      refresh(options = {}) function
        ✓ is an alias of load() function (2ms)
      remove(item) function
        ✓ sends DELETE, updates internal collection, and fires onRemove(item) when used with collection hook (21ms)
        ✓ sends DELETE, clears self, and fires onRemove(item) when used with item hook (22ms)
        ✓ sends DELETE, clears self, and calls onRemove(item) from item hook { isCollection: false } (23ms)
      replace(item, oldItem) function
        ✓ sends PUT, updates internal collection, and fires onReplace(item) when used with collection hook (21ms)
        ✓ sends PUT, updates internal collection, and fires onReplace(item) when used with item hook (22ms)
        ✓ sends PUT, replaces self, and calls onReplace(item) from item hook { isCollection: false } (23ms)
      update(item|changes, oldItem) function
        ✓ sends PATCH, updates internal collection, and fires onUpdate(item) when used with collection hook (21ms)
        ✓ sends PATCH and updates self when used with item hook (29ms)
        ✓ sends PATCH, updates self, fires chained promises, and calls onUpdate(item) from item hook { isCollection: false } (24ms)
        ✓ collection hook does not update self, or fire onUpdate with response error (20ms)
        ✓ item hook does not update self, or fire onUpdate with response error (25ms)
    OPTIONS
      autoload boolean (default = true)
        ✓ loads data from endpoint immediately with default of { autoload: true } (13ms)
        ✓ does not autoload if { autoload: false } (3ms)
      fetchOptions object (default = undefined)
        ✓ will embed options into GET fetch requests (e.g. { fetchOptions: { headers: { Authorization: 'foo' } } }) (15ms)
        ✓ will embed options into PATCH/etc fetch requests (e.g. { fetchOptions: { headers: { Authorization: 'foo' } } }) (20ms)
      filter function or object (default = undefined)
        ✓ filtered returns the original data array if no filter set (16ms)
        ✓ filtered can use a filter function (e.g. { filter: item => !item.flag }) (15ms)
        ✓ filtered can use a filter object (e.g. { filter: { flag: false } }) (15ms)
      initialValue anything (default = [] if collection, undefined if not)
        ✓ data defaults to initialValue if set (e.g. { initialValue: 'foo' })
      interval number (ms) (default = undefined)
        ✓ allows polling of data via GET/load() at time = {interval} (25ms)
      log boolean or function (default = empty function)
        ✓ logging is turned off by default (4ms)
        ✓ uses console.log if { log: true } (4ms)
        ✓ { log: false } is allowed (17ms)
        ✓ can accept any function to handle log (e.g. { log: console.info }) (2ms)
      namespace string, number, or function that returns a string or number (default = undefined)
        ✓ must either be string, number, or function that returns a string or number (TODO) (2ms)
      onAuthenticationError({ message, status? }) function (default = undefined)
        ✓ fires when receiving a 401 from GET or load() (17ms)
        ✓ fires when receiving a 403 from GET or load() (19ms)
        ✓ does not fire onError() on 401/403 if onAuthenticationError() defined (16ms)
      onCreate(item) function (default = undefined)
        ✓ fired when items created via POST
      onError({ message, status? }) function (default = console.log)
        ✓ throws error if passed an ID when option { isCollection: false } (2ms)
        ✓ returned error obj toString() === err.message (17ms)
        ✓ containst status code for response errors (19ms)
        ✓ containst no status code for try/catch errors (18ms)
        ✓ sets error prop and calls onError() with transform error (17ms)
        ✓ sets error prop and calls onError() with response status error (18ms)
        ✓ onError gets full response body on error code response (e.g. POST 409) (25ms)
        ✓ sets calls onError() with 401/403 errors if onAuthenticationError() not defined (17ms)
        ✓ intercepts and prevents other success events (e.g. onUpdate, onCreate, onReplace, etc) (28ms)
        ✓ returned payload from errored response is delivered to onError (20ms)
        ✓ honors error.message default (17ms)
      onLoad(item) function (default = undefined)
        ✓ fired when data fetched via GET (1ms)
      onRemove(item) function (default = undefined)
        ✓ fired when items removed via DELETE
      onReplace(item) function (default = undefined)
        ✓ fired when items replaced via PUT (1ms)
      onUpdate(item) function (default = undefined)
        ✓ fired when items updated via PATCH
      persist boolean (default = false)
        ✓ will save response data to localStorage (17ms)
      query function or object (default = undefined)
        ✓ appends dynamic query to GET endpoint if function (e.g. { query: () => ({ limit: 1 }) }) (24ms)
        ✓ appends static query to GET endpoint if object (e.g. { query: { limit: 1 } }) (23ms)
      transform function (default = undefined)
        ✓ transform reshapes payload (e.g. { transform: r => r.data }) (19ms)
        ✓ transform reshapes PATCH payload (29ms)
      transformCollection function (default = undefined)
        ✓ transformCollection reshapes collection on GET (e.g. { transformCollection: c => c.slice(0,1) }) (20ms)
        ✓ fires after transform() if defined (18ms)
        ✓ does not fire on { collection: false } endpoints (27ms)
        ✓ does not fire on collection item endpoints (e.g. useHook(id)) (26ms)
      transformItem function (default = undefined)
        ✓ transformItem reshapes each item within collection on GET (e.g. { transformItem: item => ({ ...item, isCool: true }) }) (20ms)
        ✓ transformItem reshapes data on GET with item endpoint (27ms)
        ✓ fires after transform() and transformCollection() if defined (on collection endpoints) (21ms)
        ✓ transforms data on operations (e.g. PATCH) (31ms)
        ✓ will not fire on empty array result (20ms)

Test Suites: 2 passed, 2 total
Tests:       103 passed, 103 total