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loadzilla

v0.0.5

Published

A dynamic component loader with auto-retry functionality for React and Next.js applications

Readme

Loadzilla

Loadzilla is a powerful React utility that simplifies the dynamic loading of components with built-in automatic retry logic. This package leverages Next.js's dynamic imports while providing robust handling of loading failures, including features such as customizable retry attempts, loading indicators, and fallback components.

Installation

You can install Loadzilla via npm or yarn:

# Using npm
npm install loadzilla

# Using yarn
yarn add loadzilla

Usage

The dynamicWithAutoRetry function from Loadzilla allows you to dynamically load a React component with automatic retry functionality. You can specify the number of retries, a loading component, and a fallback component to handle loading failures gracefully.

Example

Here’s how to use Loadzilla in your application:

import dynamicWithAutoRetry from 'loadzilla';

// Your fallback component for when loading fails
const FallbackComponent = ({ onRetry }) => (
  <div>
    <p>Failed to load the component. Please try again.</p>
    <button onClick={onRetry}>Retry</button>
  </div>
);

// Your loading component
const LoadingComponent = <div>Loading your component...</div>;

// Import your dynamic component using Loadzilla
const DynamicComponent = dynamicWithAutoRetry(
  () => import('./YourComponent'), // Your async component import
  {
    retries: 3,               // Number of retries
    delay: 1000,              // Delay between retries in milliseconds
    LoadingComponent,         // Custom loading component
    FallbackComponent,        // Custom fallback component
  }
);

const App = () => (
  <div>
    <h1>My Application</h1>
    <DynamicComponent />
  </div>
);

export default App;

API

dynamicWithAutoRetry(importFunction, options)

  • importFunction: A function that returns a promise resolving to your dynamic component.
  • options: An object with the following properties:
    • retries (optional): Number of times to retry loading the component (default: 3).
    • delay (optional): Time in milliseconds to wait before retrying (default: 1000).
    • LoadingComponent (optional): A JSX element representing the loading state.
    • FallbackComponent: A function that returns a fallback JSX element. It receives an onRetry prop which can be called to retry loading the component.

Handling State

Loadzilla provides a component that manages its own loading and error states:

  • While loading, it will display the specified LoadingComponent or will fall back to a default loading message.
  • If an error occurs during loading, it will display the FallbackComponent, which allows users to retry loading the component.

Example Fallback Component

A simple fallback component could look like this:

const FallbackComponent = ({ onRetry }) => (
  <div>
    <p>There was an issue loading the component.</p>
    <button onClick={onRetry}>Retry</button>
  </div>
);

Contribution

Contributions to Loadzilla are welcome! Open issues for any bugs or suggested features, or feel free to submit pull requests for improvements.

License

Loadzilla is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Conclusion

Loadzilla provides a seamless way to load React components dynamically with resilience to loading failures. With customizable retry logic, loading indicators, and fallback components, this utility ensures a smoother user experience in your applications. Utilize Loadzilla to enhance the reliability of component loading in your React projects!