react-hoc-context
v1.0.0
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Dependency-inject a module using react higher-order components (HOCs)
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react-hoc-context
Wrap your component in withModule
to have props.module
injected into your components.
Objects in the module may persist outside the component scope.
Avoids needless piping of objects through the props of components.
You may pass in additional modules into withModule
to have the lifecycle
of the given modules bound to the component.
props.module
is a composite of all added modules.
Import looks like:
import withModule from "react-hoc-di/withModule";
Usage often looks like this:
export default withModule(MyScreen, MyModule);
or
export default withModule(MyComponent);
or
export default withModule(MyComponent, [MyModule1, MyModule2]);
Modules
Modules always define a construct
and destruct
function.
Note construct
is not the same as constructor
.
The shell of a module looks like this:
class MyModule {
constructor(rootModule) {
this.rootModule = rootModule;
}
construct() {
// Set objects onto root module.
}
destruct() {
// Remove those objects from root module.
}
}
export default MyModule;
For Developer
Remember to npm run build before deploying.