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react-use-stream

v1.0.3

Published

Eagerly fetch pages of data for use in your react application.

Downloads

13

Readme

react-use-stream

Eagerly fetch pages of data for use in your react application.

Installing

Using NPM:

npm i react-use-stream

Using yarn:

yarn add react-use-stream

useStream

useStream allows to fetch all the pages of data from your server.

Hook options

useStream take the following options.

  • getPage: function(page) -> response

    • required
    • This function accepts a page number and should return the page data fetched from your server.
    • The returned response must contain the row data for this page and the total record count.
  • totalRecordsLocation: String

    • optional
    • defaults to total
    • This option is passed to _.get to retrieve the total record count from the response returned by the getPage.
  • dataLocation: String

    • optional
    • defaults to data
    • This option is passed to _.get to retrieve the row data from the response returned by the getPage.

Returns

The an object containing data retrieved and some additional meta.

  • rows: The rows fetched
  • streamInfo: Object
    • isStreaming: Boolean indicating if we are still fetching data
    • totalRecords: The total record count as returned in the response of first page
    • isLoading: Boolean indicating if we are still loading the first page
    • progress: Float between 0 - 1. Indicates the percentage of data loaded.
    • error: Any error occurred during the stream

Example

const { rows, isStreaming, totalRecords, isLoading, progress } = useStream(
  useCallback(page => fetchDataFromServer(page), [])
)
return (
    <>
        {
            isLoading ? <div>Loading</div> : (
                {
                    isStreaming ? (
                        <progress value={progress}/>
                    ) : null
                }
                <Table
                    rows={rows}
                    streamInfo={{ isStreaming, totalRecords, isLoading }}
                />
            )
        }
    </>
)

Check the live demo here