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use-rerender-interval

v1.0.5

Published

Efficient useRerenderInterval hook for React. Allows declarative re-rendering of react components on an interval with proper cleanup.

Downloads

10

Readme

useRerenderInterval

Sometimes, however bad or antipattern-y it feels. You jsut have to rerender a component on an interval. This hook makes it easy to do it efficiently.

Installation

npm install --save use-rerender-interval

or for yarn masterrace ...

yarn add use-rerender-interval

API

Parameters

| Parameter Name | Type | Default Value | Required | Description | |----------------|-------------------------------------------|---------------|----------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | interval | number | 1000 | no | The interval (in milliseconds) at which the calling component should re-render. | | predicate | boolean \| Function | | no | Optional. Pass true to enable interval, pass false to clear interval. Pass function that returns a boolean as a function of count (or any other external variable) |

Return Type

The hook returns a number called count. This is the number of times, the component has been re-rendered due to this hook.

Examples

Re-render Every Second; Forever.

import useRenderInterval from 'use-render-interval';

export default function Forever() {
    const count = useRenderInterval();
    return <p>This will re-render every second, forever. [{count}]</p>;
}

POV: You Hate Default Vales

I get it, default values are less readable.

export default function Forever() {
    const count = useRenderInterval(1000);
    return <p>{count}</p>;
}

Re-render Every Second, For 30 Seconds

export default function JustTenTimes() {
    const limit = useRef(Date.now() + 30*1000);

    // Note: We didn't use a predicate function, because re-rendering
    //       runs the entire component function.
    const count = useRenderInterval(1000, Date.now() <= limit.current);
    return <p>{count}</p>;
}

Re-render Every 2 Seconds, 10 Times

function JustTenTimes() {
    // Note: it says less than 10, because the 10th time the interval logic is
    //       executed, the interval counter is still 9. (Ala for loops)
    const count = useRenderInterval(2000, count => count < 10);
    return <p>{count}</p>;
}