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use-deps

v0.0.1

Published

A composable React hook for expressing deep dependencies

Downloads

2

Readme

use-deps

A composable React hook for expressing deep dependencies.

Example

import { isEqual } from 'lodash';
import useDeps from 'use-deps';

export default ({ userIds }) => {

  // ...... snip ......

  useEffect(() => {
    (async () => {
      setUsers(await fetchUsers(userIds);

    })();
  }, useDeps([userIds], isEqual));

  // ...... snip ......

});

In this example, the effect is re-run only when the userIds array is deeply different (e.g. if !isEqual(oldUsersIds, nextUserIds)).

Using this pattern ensures that the parent component doesn't have to worry about memoizing the inputs, which can be a difficult contract to express and often leads to effects running more than expected.

API

type EqualityFn = (value1: any, value2: any) => boolean;

export default function useDeps<T extends unknown[]>(
  deps: T,
  equalityFn: EqualityFn = Object.is
): T;

The first argument to useDeps is an array of dependencies. The second argument to useDeps is optional and defaults to Object.is.

Prior art

Check out https://github.com/kentcdodds/use-deep-compare-effect for a similar approach.

This difference between these libraries is that this library can be used with an equality function and any dependency array-accepting hook, at the cost of some extra verbosity.