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@vormadal/react-mui

v0.0.2

Published

Collection of useful React MUI components to speed up development

Readme

vormadal/react-mui

This library contains a collection of hooks and components that I have found useful in my React projects.

Installation

Using npm

npm install @vormadal/react-mui

This library is intended to be used with the following libraries:

  1. react-router-dom
  2. @mui/material
  3. @mui/icons-material
  4. @emotion/react
  5. @emotion/styles

Components

Toaster

Loading

The <Loading /> component is used when you want to show a spinner while data is loading. The component works very well with the useData hook where the hook values can be forwarded to the <Loading /> component.
As long as there is no data the children will not be rendered. This way you don't have to check if data is defined or not.

Example

function MyComponent(){
    // result is an object containing 'loading', 'data' and 'error'
    const [result] = useData(() => /* make api call and return response */)
    return (<Loading {...result}>
        {/* data is the content of the value returned from the function passed to the useData hook */}
        {(data) => <div>{data.id}</div>}
      </Loading>)
}

Props

| Name | Type | Description | default | required | | ----------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | -------- | | loading | boolean | If true and data has no value a spinner is shown | false | no | | error | string | Shows an alert containing this error message | '' | no | | data | any | the data which will be passed to the children function when loading is complete | undefined | no | | showReloads | boolean | If true the spinner will be shown everytime loading is true. | false | no | | retry | function | If specified, the alert will show a retry button which when clicked will run this function | undefined | no | | children | function | A function which returns the child elements to be rendered. The data will be passed as argument. This function will only be called when data contains data | undefined | no |

Navigation

ProtectedRoute

Hooks

useData

useRequest

useToast

Jest references

Jest getting started

Jest config when using typescript (also use babel) https://kulshekhar.github.io/ts-jest/docs/getting-started/installation/#jest-config-file