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@mcsoud/react-ui

v1.0.15

Published

React utility components

Readme

This is a minimal npm package for react utility components.

If you have a suggestion or just want to help improve this package, your contributions are very welcome!

Usage

Modal

The Modal component is a wrapper for the <dialog> element with a mandatory id attribute. Modal ids are typesafe to toggle the modal state.

import { Modal } from "@mcsoud/react-ui";

export default function PageExample() {
  return (
    <Modal id="example">
      <h2>Example</h2>
      <p>This is an example modal.</p>
    </Modal>
  );
}

To declare the modal ids, you should declare the modal ids in the ModalsRegistration interface.

declare module "@mcsoud/react-ui" {
  interface ModalsRegistration {
    modals: Modals;
  }
}

Laravel Query

The useLaravelQuery hook is a wrapper for the useQuery hook from @tanstack/react-query with a few extra features.

import { useLaravelQuery } from "@mcsoud/react-ui";

export default function PageExample() {
  const Display = useLaravelQuery({
    query, // Required, takes a useQuery hook from @tanstack/react-query
    toastError: "Something went wrong", // Optional
    toastSuccess: "Something went right", // Optional
  });
  return (
    <Display
      success={(data) => <p>Success: {data}</p>} // Required
      error={(err) => <p>Error: {err.response.data.message}</p>}
      loading={<p>Loading...</p>}
    />
  );
}

To change the default options, you can import the REACT_UI_OPTIONS object and change the values.

import { REACT_UI_OPTIONS } from "@mcsoud/react-ui";

REACT_UI_OPTIONS.laravelDisplay = {
  loading: <p>Loading...</p>,
  error: <p>Something went wrong</p>,
  success: <p>Something went right</p>,
};

Svgs

This package provides a few svg icons and socials.

Loading

<SvgLoading />

Close

<SvgClose />

Contact

  • <SvgMail />
  • <SvgLocation />
  • <SvgPhone />

Socials

  • <SvgTwitterX />
  • <SvgFacebook />
  • <SvgInstagram />
  • <SvgTikTok />
  • <SvgWhatsapp />
  • <SvgSnapchat />
  • <SvgYoutube />
  • <SvgApple />
  • <SvgGooglePlay />

Icons

  • <SvgLink />
  • <SvgEye />
  • <SvgEyeOff />
  • <SvgTrash />