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@eusilvio/cep-lookup-react

v0.4.0

Published

React hooks and provider for @eusilvio/cep-lookup

Downloads

37

Readme

@eusilvio/cep-lookup-react

React hook for @eusilvio/cep-lookup.

Provides a flexible and easy-to-use React hook (useCepLookup) to look up Brazilian postal codes (CEPs), with built-in debounce, caching, and full configuration via a React Context Provider.

Installation

npm install @eusilvio/cep-lookup @eusilvio/cep-lookup-react react
# or
yarn add @eusilvio/cep-lookup @eusilvio/cep-lookup-react react

Basic Usage

Wrap your application or component tree with the CepProvider and use the useCepLookup hook anywhere inside it.

import React from 'react';
import { CepProvider, useCepLookup } from '@eusilvio/cep-lookup-react';

const CepDisplay = () => {
  const [cep, setCep] = React.useState('01001000');
  const { address, loading, error } = useCepLookup(cep);

  return (
    <div>
      <input value={cep} onChange={(e) => setCep(e.target.value)} />
      {loading && <p>Loading...</p>}
      {error && <p>Error: {error.message}</p>}
      {address && (
        <pre>{JSON.stringify(address, null, 2)}</pre>
      )}
    </div>
  );
};

const App = () => (
  <CepProvider>
    <CepDisplay />
  </CepProvider>
);

export default App;

Advanced Configuration

You can pass any CepLookupOptions to the CepProvider to customize its behavior, such as changing providers, adding a custom cache, or setting a rate limit.

Example: Using only the ViaCEP provider

import { CepProvider } from '@eusilvio/cep-lookup-react';
import { viaCepProvider } from '@eusilvio/cep-lookup/providers';

const App = () => (
  <CepProvider providers={[viaCepProvider]}>
    {/* Your components here */}
  </CepProvider>
);

API

<CepProvider />

A React component that provides the CepLookup instance to its children.

Props

It accepts all options from CepLookupOptions as props:

  • providers (optional): Provider[] - An array of CEP providers.
  • cache (optional): Cache - A cache instance. Defaults to a persistent InMemoryCache.
  • rateLimit (optional): RateLimitOptions - Options for rate limiting.
  • mapper (optional): (address: Address) => T - A function to transform the address object globally.
  • onSuccess (optional): (event) => void - Callback triggered on successful lookups.
  • onFailure (optional): (event) => void - Callback triggered on lookup failures.
  • onCacheHit (optional): (event) => void - Callback triggered on cache hits.

useCepLookup<T = Address>(cep: string, delay?: number)

A React hook that performs the CEP lookup with built-in race condition protection.

Parameters

  • cep: string - The CEP to look up.
  • delay (optional): number - The debounce delay in milliseconds. Defaults to 500.

Returns

An object with address (typed as T), loading, error, and warmup.

  • warmup: () => Promise<void> - Function to trigger provider ranking optimization. Best used on onFocus events.