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react-post

v1.0.3

Published

Links and Iframes using POST requests

Downloads

127

Readme

React Post

Use POST request on elements that normally just use GET

POST Link

import { PostLink } from 'react-post'

<PostLink href="some-url" target="_blank" params={params}>Click Me</PostLink>

Clicking the link will POST the params to some-url in a new window.

POST Iframe

import { PostIframe } from 'react-post'

<PostIframe frameBorder="0" src="some-url" params={params} />

The url some-url will be loaded into the iframe with the params sent via a POST request.

Install

npm install react-post --save

Or

yarn add react-post

Limitations

This uses forms (not ajax) under the hood to submit the data. This means the params object needs to be key/value pairs and the values will always get converted to strings.

This means if you wanted to send some JSON and you sent your params like this:

import { post } from 'react-post';

post({
  action: 'some-end-point',
  params: {
    count: 2,
    records: [
      { foo: 'bar' },
      { foo: 'buz' },
    ]
  }
})

You would not be sending a single JSON payload. You would be sending a count param with a value of "2" and a records param with the value being the JSON string of the records array "[{"foo":"bar"},{"foo":"buz"}]".

If you want to send the whole object as a single JSON string, then nest it under a name like so:

import { post } from 'react-post';

post({
  action: 'some-end-point',
  params: { payload: {
    count: 2,
    records: [
      { foo: 'bar' },
      { foo: 'buz' },
    ]
  } }
})

This will send the whole object as a JSON string under the parameter name payload.