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@glennsl/rescript-react-hooks

v1.0.0

Published

Better hooks for rescript-react

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Readme

rescript-react-hooks

Better hooks for rescript-react.

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This replaces most hooks that come with rescript-react with improved versions. More specifically, it provides:

  • Both lazy and non-lazy versions of state hooks
  • Hooks that trigger when dependencies change can be passed a custom equality function.
  • Dependencies are compareed using structural equality by default, as you'd expect.
  • Properly named effect hooks that don't require guessing their behaviour based on seemingly arbitrary numberical suffixes.
  • More ergonomic and idiomatic API design, using optional arguments instead of idioms designed for dynamic typing.
  • A useResource hook tailored for managing resources.

Example

Hooks.useEffectOnce(() => Js.log("mounted"))
Hooks.useEffectAlways(~beforeRender=true, () => Js.log("about to render"))
Hooks.useEffectAlways(() => Js.log("rendered"))

// Use custom euqlity function to ignore nulls
Hooks.useEffect(
  () => Js.log2("Got element", elRef.current),
  ~equal=(a, b) => b.current == Js.Nullable.null || a == b,
  ~on=elRef,
)

// setTiemout returns a timerId that will be passed to clearTiemout on release
Hooks.useResource(
  ~on=tickEnabled,
  () => Js.Global.setTimeout(() => Js.log("tick"), 1000),
  ~release=Js.Global.clearTimeout,
)

Installation

npm install --save @glennsl/rescript-react-hooks

Then add @glennsl/rescript-react-hooks to bs-dependencies in your bsconfig.json:

{
  ...
  "bs-dependencies": ["@glennsl/rescript-react-hooks"]
}

Documentation

See doc comments in Hooks.resi

License

This work is dual-licensed under LGPL 3.0 and MPL 2.0. You can choose between one of them if you use this work. Please see LICENSE.LGPL-3.0 and LICENSE.MPL-2.0 for the full text of each license. SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-3.0 OR MPL-2.0

Changes

1.0.0

  • Initial release