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view-logics

v0.3.0

Published

This library aims to simplify conditional rendering logics.

Downloads

36

Readme

view-logics

This library introduce some helpers to simplify conditional rendering logic in React. Is heavily inspired in the classNames library and in the Rust programing languaje.

when

Recive an array of [condition, component, alternativeComponent?] and returns a view containing all the components wich paired conditions are trues, and, if is set, the alternativeComponent of the conditions that evalute to false

A React Component with conditional rendering parts

const Home = ({ showNav, content, searchEnabled }) => (
  <>
    {showNav && <Nav />}
    {searchEnabled && content && <SearchBar content={content} />}
    {content ? <Cards content={content} /> : <Error />}
  </>
);

export default Home;

The Same Component Using when

import { when } from "view-logics";

const Home = ({ showNav, content, searchEnabled }) =>
  when([
    [showNav, <Nav />],
    [searchEnabled && content, <SearchBar content={content} />],
    [content, <Cards content={content} />, <Error />],
  ]);

export default Home;

match

Recive an array of [condition, component, alternativeComponent?] and returns a view containing the first component wich paired condition is true or the first alternativeComponent(if is defined) wich condition is false.

A React Component with conditional rendering parts

const Number = ({ number }) => (
  <>
    {number < 0 ? (
      <Negative number={number} />
    ) : (
      <>
        {number % 2 === 0 ? <Pair number={number} /> : <Odd number={number} />}
      </>
    )}
  </>
);

export default Number;

The Same Component Using match

import { match } from "view-logics";

const Number = ({ number }) =>
  match([
    [number < 0, <Negative number={number} />],
    [number % 2 === 0, <Pair number={number} />, <Odd number={number} />],
  ]);

export default Number;

times

Recive an array of [cuantity | condition, component, alternativeComponent?] and returns a view containing the components n times the cuantity if is a Number or once if is a trusy value or the alternativeComponent if is defined and his condition evaluate to false.

A React Component with conditional rendering parts

const Rate = ({ stars }) => (
  <>
    <Line />
    <Line />
    {Array.from(Array(stars).keys()).map((e) => (
      <strong>*</strong>
    ))}
    <Line />
    <Line />
  </>
);

export default Rate;

The Same Component Using times

import { times } from "view-logics";

const Rate = ({ stars }) => times(
    [
        [2, <Line />]
        [stars, <strong>*</strong>]
        [2, <Line />]
    ]
);

export default Rate;

all

Recive an array of [ conditions ] and returns a boolean if al conditions are trusy values

import { all } from "view-logics";

const consitions = [ condidition1, condition2, condition3 ]