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@rnw-community/object-field-tree

v0.68.0

Published

Create a object fields combinations tree with data generator function

Downloads

195

Readme

Object field tree

Utility for generating complex nested objects with data generation callback and full TypeScript support with IDE autocompletion.

npm version npm downloads

combine((...keys) => data, ...objects)

Real world usage examples: @rnw-community/fast-style

Example

Typescript enum and object usage example

You need to understand how TS converts enums into JS.

import { combine } from '@rnw-community/object-field-tree';
import { View } from 'react-native';

import { WidgetStyles } from './widget.styles';

enum ScienceEnum {
    'Mathematics' = 'Mathematics Science',
    'Physics' = 'Physics Science',
    'Chemistry' = 'Chemistry Science',
}

const complexityObject = {
    Easy: 'Easy',
    Medium: 'Medium',
    Hard: 'Hard',
};

const tree = combine(
    (science, complexity) => ({
        science: ScienceEnum[science],
        complexity: complexityObject[complexity],
        complexData: `${science}_${complexity}`,
    }),
    ScienceEnum,
    complexityObject
);

console.log(tree.Physics.Hard);
console.log(tree.Chemistry.Easy);

Generating components example

With this approach you can create a strictly configurable building framework of Components for your project with very easy usage and IDE autocompletion.

import { combine } from '@rnw-community/object-field-tree';
import { View } from 'react-native';

import { WidgetStyles } from './widget.styles';

enum WidgetHeightEnum {
    'Small' = 'Small',
    'Medium' = 'Medium',
}

const widgetWidthMap = {
    Third: WidgetStyles.thrirdWidth,
    TwoThirds: WidgetStyles.twoThrirdsWidth,
    Full: WidgetStyles.fullWidth,
};

const widgetHeightStyleMap = {
    [WidgetHeightEnum.Small]: WidgetStyles.smallHeight,
    [WidgetHeightEnum.Medium]: WidgetStyles.MediumHeight,
};

export const Widget = combine(
    (height, width) => props => <View {...props} style={[widgetHeightStyleMap[height], widgetWidthMap[width]]} />,
    WidgetHeightEnum,
    widgetWidthMap
);

// Widget usage
const Component = () => (
    <Widget.Small.Full>
        <View>
            <Text>Hello!</Text>
        </View>
    </Widget.Small.Full>
);

License

This library is licensed under The MIT License.