use-fetched-state
v2.37.0
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A simple yet convenient `fetch` + `useState` wrapper. 100% TS. Less than 100 LOC. 0 dependencies.
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use-fetched-state
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Example
import React, { FC } from "react";
import { createUseFetchedState } from "use-fetched-state";
interface IUser {
name: string;
id: number;
}
const getDefaultUser = (): IUser => ({ name: "", id: -1 });
const useFetchedUser = createUseFetchedState<{ user?: IUser }, IUser, number>(
(id) => `/api/v1/user/${id}` /** can also be just a string */,
(data) => data.user ?? getDefaultUser()
);
const User: FC = () => {
const [user, setUser, isLoading] = useFetchedUser(
() => getDefaultUser() /** (get) initial state */,
[] /** dependencies to trigger re-fetch */,
{
/** option(s) for the URL creator: */
urlCtx: 1,
/** options: */
fetchOpts: {} /** AbortController setup & enabled by default */,
shouldFetch: (ctx) => true /** true by default, but controllable here */,
onError: (e, ctx) => console.error(e),
onSuccess: (u, ctx) => console.info(`fetched user ${u.name}`),
onSetState: async (ctx) => {} /** potentially up-sync the new state to the API */
}
);
if (isLoading) return null;
return <h1>hello, {user.name}</h1>;
};