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react-needs

v0.4.0

Published

Simple dependency injection library for react

Downloads

2

Readme

react-needs

Simple dependency injection library for react

NPM

Install

npm install --save react-needs

Example Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react'

import { Scope, Need, Want, Offer } from 'react-needs'

import ObservableState from 'observable-react-state'

class CounterState extends ObservableState {
  state = { count: 0 }
  inc() { this.setState({count: this.state.count + 1})}
}
const counter = new CounterState()

class Example extends Component {
  render () {
    return (
      <Scope>
        <h2>Need simple value</h2>
        <Need value="a">{a => <p>{a}</p>}</Need>

        <h2>Need a missing value</h2>
        <Need value="missing">{x => <p>Should <em>not</em> Be rendered since missing in unmet</p>}</Need>

        <h2>Want a missing value</h2>
        <Want value="missing">{missing => <p>Should be rendered since missing in only wanted, not needed.</p>}</Want>

        <h2>Need an observable value (An observable state because it's cool)</h2>
        <Need value="counter">
        {counter =>
          <p>{counter.state.count} <button onClick={() => counter.setState({count: counter.state.count + 1})}>+1</button></p>}
        </Need>

        <Offer name="a" value={100} />
        <Offer value="counter" value={counter}/>
      </Scope>
    )
  }
}

API

<Scope>

Scope must be installed at the root of your app. Offers only exist within a scope.

<Offer name="name" value={value} />

Offer makes a value available within the scope.

<Need value="name">{val => ...}</Need>

Resolves the value name by looking in the Scope for offers. If no offer is found, it will not render its chidlren.

<Need values={['name1', 'name2']}">{(name1, name2)=> ...}</Need>

Resolves all values by looking in the Scope for offers. If value cannot be resolved, it will not render its chidlren.

<Want value="name">{val => ...}</Want>

Resolves the value name by looking in the Scope for offers. If no offer is found, it will not render its chidlren.

<Want values={['name1', 'name2']}">{(name1, name2)=> ...}</Want>

Resolves all values by looking in the Scope for offers. Renders its chidlren even if some of its wanted values could not be found.

That's it. Cheers

License

ISC © allain