activate-button-by-status install

• npm install @gwiyeomgo/activate-button-by-status@latest
• yarn add @gwiyeomgo/activate-button-by-status@latest

background

• If the button is disabled, a specific status value is required.
• For example, There is a button to modify the data.
• This button should be disabled if the data is in the Cancel state.
• I actually ended up using nested if statements while writing the code. The length of the code became longer, and the code became difficult to understand. To fix this, the repeated code was made into a component.

version release

• 0.0.0 (2022-8-15)

  • first upload npm module
  • add currentStatus and activeStatus

• 0.1.0 (2022-08-22)

  • add activeStatusWithPermissions and currentPermissions

• 0.2.0 (2022-11-26)

  • add typescript
  • refactoring

version 0.0.0

• If not included in the activeStatus, the button is disabled.
• If you want to use activeStatus, please specify the currentStatus value

import ActivateButtonByStatus from "@gwiyeomgo/activate-button-by-status";

const STATUS = {
    Completed: "Completed",
    Cancelled: "Cancelled",
    Registered: "Registered",
    Accepted: "Accepted"
};

export default function App() {
    return (
        <div className="App">
            <ActivateButtonByStatus
                title={"Cancelled"}
                onClick={() => {
                    console.log("You can implement the situation by clicking the button");
                }}
                style={{ backgroundColor: "white" }}
                currentStatus={STATUS.Completed}
                activeStatus={["Registered", "Accepted"]}
            />
        </div>
    );
}

version 0.1.0

• The manager can click the button even when it's complete status Employees can only click on the button in registration and accepted status
• The activeStatusWithPermissions function is applied first even if the activeStatus function is set together
• If you want to use activeStatusWithPermissions, please specify the currentStatus and currentPermissions values

<ActivateButtonByStatus
    title={"Cancelled"}
    onClick={() => {
        console.log("You can implement the situation by clicking the button");
    }}
    style={{ backgroundColor: "white" }}
    currentStatus={STATUS.Completed}
    currentPermissions={["Manager"]}
    activeStatusWithPermissions={{
        Completed: ["Manager"],
        Cancelled: [],
        Registered: ["Employee", "Manager"],
        Accepted: ["Employee", "Manager"]
    }}
/>

version 0.2.0

• Add typescript

    <ActivateButtonByStatus
                title={"Cancelled Button(disabled)"} //required
                type={"status"} //required
                color={"danger"} //  "danger" | "primary" | "success"
                currentStatus={STATUS.Completed} //required
      ...

• Add required type

  • title : string
  • currentStatus : string
  • type : string
    • status :if you specify type as 'status', please specify 'currentStatus' and 'activeStatus' together
    • statusWithPermission :if you specify type as 'statusWithPermission', please specify 'currentStatus' ,'currentPermissions' and 'activeStatusWithPermissions' together

• Add css

  • color : "danger" , "primary" , "success"
  • html button => apply CSS to change to the button to look intuitive

• v0.2.22 : When disabled props is true, the button must be disabled regardless of the status value

  • add error message :activeStatus not exsist,activeStatusWithPermissions not exsist

Example Link