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promise-loading-handler

v1.0.11

Published

A simple, reusable loading handler function for Promises

Downloads

20

Readme

promise-loading-handler

A simple, reusable loading handler function for Promises that will make sure the loading indicator in JS apps will disappear only when the last unresolved Promise gets resolved.
Created to solve the "flickering" issue that occurs when multiple requests are triggering the start of the loading progress.

With promise-loading-handler

Without promise-loading-handler

Setup

npm i promise-loading-handler

Usage

promise-loading-handler exposes a createLoader factory function that takes an options object as a parameter. The options object defines which operations will be performed on loading start/end and optionally an operation to execute when a Promise is resolved.

We can also define a slackTime that will be used as a delay to wait until the last Promise is resolved. This is useful in cases that we have e.g an API call that starts shortly after another call has just finished, causing a "flickering" effect in our loader.

The factory function will return a load method which will accept a Promise or a function that returns a Promise. Instead of firing our async functions directly, we'll pass them through the load function instead. The loader then will make sure that the loading progress ends when the last of the Promises is resolved.

Example using nprogress as the progress loading indicator.

Create the loader loader.js

import NProgress from 'nprogress';
import { createLoader } from 'promise-loading-handler';

NProgress.configure({
  minimum: 0.35,
  speed: 300,
});

const start = () => {
  NProgress.start();
};

const end = () => {
  NProgress.done();
};

const inc = () => {
  NProgress.inc(0.05);
};

const loader = createLoader({ start, end, slackTime: 350, inc });

export const { load } = loader;

Use the loader

import { load } from './loader';
import axios from 'axios';

const res1 = load(axios.get(`https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos`));
const res2 = load(axios.get(`https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/1`));

Options

Option | Description | Type | Default --------|-------------|------|-------- start | A function to execute on loading start, this is where we start our progress loader | function | undefined end | A function to execute when loading ends, this is where we stop our progress loader | function | undefined inc | An optional function to execute when a promise resolves (valid for all promises except the last one). We can use this function to increment our loading progress. | function | () => {} slackTime | Time in ms to wait until last promise is resolved as to enable multiple operations in a sequence without re-triggering a loader progress start | Number | 0

Browsers support

promise-loading-handler works in all browsers that support Promise (either natively or polyfilled).