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react-isomorphic-utils

v0.0.14

Published

Toolkit for writing React apps that run on the client (CSR) and the server (SSR)

Downloads

29

Readme

Rreact Isomorphic Utils

What is this? 🧐

A collection of React hooks and components for writing isomorphic applications.

Examples 🚀

Try the CodeSandbox Example!

ClientOnly

A component that prevents server side rendering of its' children.

// 'Client Only!' will only be rendered client side
<ClientOnly>
  <div>Client Only!</div>
</ClientOnly>

ClientOnly optionally accepts a placeholder prop which will be rendered in place of the children on the server.

// 'Loading...' will be rendered on the server, and then 'Client Only!'
// will be rendered when JS boots on the client
<ClientOnly placeholder={<div>Loading...</div>}>
  <div>Client Only!</div>
</ClientOnly>

useJSEnabled

Returns true when JS has booted on the client. This can be used to implement progressive enhancement.

const jsEnabled = useJSEnabled();

return <button disabled={jsEnabled} onClick={openModal} />;

Above, the button will initially render in a disabled state, and when JS boots the button will become interactive.

Installation & Usage 📦

  1. Add this package to your project:
    • yarn add react-isomorphic-utils

Just trying things out or want to skip the build step? Use the unpkg URL:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/react-isomorphic-utils/dist/index.production.js"></script>

Contributing 👫

PR's and issues welcomed! For more guidance check out CONTRIBUTING.md

Licensing 📃

See the project's MIT License.