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react-run-notifier

v1.1.6

Published

Allows you to notify listeners. Supported react components.

Downloads

3

Readme

react-run-notifier

npm version license downloads

Allows you to notify listeners. Supported react components.

Install with npm:

npm:

npm install react-run-notifier --save

How to use

import {Notifier} from "react-run-notifier";

const listener1 = (params: string) => console.log('listener 1.', params);
const listener2 = (params: string) => console.log('listener 2.', params);
const listener3 = (params: string) => console.log('listener 3.', params);

const notifier: Notifier<string> = new Notifier();

const TestX = () => {
    const [signalParams, setSignalParams] = React.useState(null);
    React.useEffect(() => {
        notifier.addListener(setSignalParams);
        notifier.signal('test X');
        return () => notifier.removeListener(setSignalParams);
    }, []);
    return signalParams; // <<<--- test X
};

// or

class TestY extends React.Component {
    constructor(params: any) {
        super(params);

        notifier.connectListener(this, listener3); // Not required to call removeListener
    }

    componentDidMount() {
        notifier.signal('test Y');
        // console --->>> listener 3. test Y
    }

    render() {
        return 'test';
    }
}

// or

notifier.addListener(listener1);
notifier.addListener(listener2);
notifier.signal('test A');
// console --->>> listener 1. test A
// console --->>> listener 2. test A
notifier.removeListener(listener1);
notifier.removeListener(listener2);

// or

notifier.addListener('listener1', listener1);
notifier.addListener('listener2', listener2);
notifier.signal('test B');
// console --->>> listener 1. test B
// console --->>> listener 2. test B
notifier.removeListener('listener1');
notifier.removeListener('listener2');

// or

notifier.addListener('listener1', listener2);
notifier.addListener('listener1', listener1); // replace listener with same key
notifier.addListener('listener2', listener2);
notifier.signal('test C');
// console --->>> listener 1. test C
// console --->>> listener 2. test C
notifier.removeListener('listener1');
notifier.removeListener('listener2');

Doc

/**
 * Notifier. Allows you to notify listeners.
 */
class Notifier<Params> {
    /**
     * Called before adding the first notification listener.
     * Used to initialize any activity in inheritor.
     */
    protected onStart(): void;

    /**
     * Called after removing the last notification listener.
     * Used to finalize any activity in inheritor.
     */
    protected onStop(): void;

    /**
     * Add notification listener.
     *
     * @param listener Listener;
     * @param notice Handler. Called on listener notification;
     * @param extra Additional arguments.
     */
    public addListener(listener: NotifierListener<Params>, notice?: NotifierNotice<Params>, ...extra: any): void;

    /**
     * Remove all notification listeners.
     */
    public clear(): void;

    /**
     * Connect notification listener. Not required to call removeListener.
     * Method removeListener will called before componentWillUnmount of notification react-listener.
     *
     * @param listener Listener;
     * @param notice Handler. Called on listener notification;
     * @param silent If *true*, then forceUpdate will not called in notification react-listener.
     */
    public connectListener(listener: React.Component, notice?: NotifierNotice<Params>, silent?: boolean): void;

    /**
     * Remove notification listener.
     *
     * @param listener Listener.
     */
    public removeListener(listener: NotifierListener<Params>): void;

    /**
     * Notify listeners.
     *
     * @param params Notification parameters.
     */
    public signal(params: Params): void;
}

License

MIT. Copyright (c) 2021 Vitaliy Dyukar.