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loader-hoc

v1.0.1

Published

Higher Order Component for Loading Status

Readme

Loader-HOC

A loading status generator for React apps

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm i --save loader-hoc

If you use ES modules:

import LoaderWrapper from 'loader-hoc'

Details

Loader-HOC is a higher-order component that wraps your asynchronous functions for fetching data.

All async functions available as props in your React component (through props directly or in a connected component as mapDispatchToProps function) that you wrap in LoaderWrapper will be individually wrapped. When these functions are called, their loading status will apear in the wrapped component's props. The new props will have the function name concatenated with 'Status' (e.g. fetchData() will become 'fetchDataStatus') with an object set as its value. This object contains two properties, isLoading and error, that dynamically update.

This npm package makes the loading status and/or error message of your calls for data immediately accessible in your front end components.

See the package source for more details