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react-async-wrapper

v1.0.6

Published

resolve async props for react component

Readme

react-async-wrapper · GitHub license npm version

Async component wrapper for React.

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm install --save react-async-wrapper

Demo

storybook

Example

import { AsyncComponent } from 'react-async-wrapper';

//js version sleep.
const sleep = async t => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, t));
//the component to be wrapped.
const Demo = ({a, b, c, d}) => (
    <ul>
        <li>{`a: ${a}`}</li>
        <li>{`b: ${b}`}</li>
        <li>{`c: ${c}`}</li>
        <li>{`d: ${d}`}</li>
    </ul>
);
//a function creator, which create a function accept a method for updating the progress and return a promise.
const progressReturn = (v, t) => async (updater) => {
    const step = t / 100;
    for (let i = 0; i < 100; ++i) {
        await sleep(step);
        updater(i / 100);
    }
    return v;
};
//a loading component, which accepts all resolved prop and their progress.
const ProgressLoading = ({ a, b, c, d, progress }) => (
    <ul>
        <li>{`a: ${(progress.a * 100).toFixed()}%`}</li>
        <li>{`b: ${(progress.b * 100).toFixed()}%`}</li>
        <li>{`c: ${(progress.c * 100).toFixed()}%`}</li>
        <li>{`d: ${(progress.d * 100).toFixed()}%`}</li>
    </ul>
);

export const AsyncDemo = () => {
    return (
        <AsyncComponent
         loadingComponent={ProgressLoading} //component show when loading
         batch={false} //if true, only when all props resolved, the wrapped component will be render.
         asyncProps={{ //async props
            a: progressReturn(1, 4000), //must be a function. async function means async props.
            b: progressReturn(2, 3000), //the function can accept a optional progress updater method.
            c: progressReturn(3, 2000),
            d: progressReturn(4, 1000),
            e: () => 1, //a function return constant is also permit, which cause the prop is sync.
        }}>
            <Demo/>
        </AsyncComponent>
    );
};
//if all props is sync, the component behavior the same as wrapped component.

Component

AsyncComponent

A wrapper component to make async job easy.

Properties

  • batch - bool - false

    If true, only when all async props are resolved, the wrapped component is rendered again. Otherwise, the wrapped component will be updated when any async prop is resolved.

  • asyncJobs - [ func() : (Promise<any> | any) ] - []

    The async jobs. Compared to async props, they will not provide the props to the wrapped component, but they should be done before the wrapped component finally render. The word 'finally' means the wrapped component will be updated several time if 'batch' set to false.

  • asyncProps - { property: func( progressUpdater: ( func(number):void ) ) : (Promise<any> | any) } - {}

    All async props should be declared here.They should be functions. If the function return a promise, it will be a real async prop, otherwise it is still a sync prop. The es6 async function is supported. In fact it is just a function return promise. The async component will provide every function with a method to update the progress which is a number range from 0 to 1.

  • asyncPropOpts - { property: { defaultProp: any } } - {}

    The option of the async props. At this moment, only 'defaultProp' is supported.

  • asyncPropsMapper - func( props: { property: any } ):{ property: any } - props => props

    Accept the resolved async props, and return the props provide to the wrapped component.

  • syncProps - { property: any } - {}

    The sync props. This is useful when providing component or asyncComponent prop instead of children node as wrapped component.

  • component - Component - null

    If specialized, the async wrapper will use this as the wrapped component instead of the children components.

  • asyncComponent - func() : ( Promise<Component> | Component ) - null

    If specialized, the async wrapper will use this as the wrapped component when resolved instead of component prop and the children components.

  • errorComponent - Component - () => null

    This component will be used to show the error.

  • loadingComponent - Component - () => null

    When the async jobs and async props have not been resolved yet, this component will be rendered. However, if this prop is not specialized, the wrapped component with default and partial resolved props will be rendered instead.

  • onError - func( error: any ) : void - () => null

    The error callback. It will be called when a error is throwed during the async jobs is running or the async props is resolved.

  • delay - number - 0

    A number greater than 0 will force the wrapped component rendering with a delay.

  • unwrapDefault - bool - true

    Useful when provide the asyncComponent with dynamic import method. The dynamic import method return a promise resolving a module object. However, we often need the module.default instead of the module itself. This option make the wrapper try to use module.default when available

  • reloadOnUpdate - bool - false

    Whether to reload when the AsyncComponent is updated.

  • reloadDependents - { property: any } - null

    The dependents which using to decide whether to reload. Shallow equal is used to compare changed. Only valid when reloadOnUpdate is true. If set null or undefined, means use all props to decide.

  • reloader - { reload: func, isReload: func, resetReload: func,} - null

    An object create by AsyncComponent.createReloader, The api reloader.reload() can be used to force a reload task.

API

AsyncComponent.createReloader

Create an reloader object which can be used to force a reload task.

signature

(compInst: object) => { reload: () => null }

params

compInst - object

The react component instance, usually the component instance which using the AsyncComponent.

return

An reloader object, which should be used as the 'reloader' prop of the AsyncComponent. On the other side, reloader.reload() will force the AsyncComponent to be reload.

makeAsync

A high order component version of AsyncComponent.

signature

(opts: object) => (component: Promise<Component> | Component) => Component

params

opts - object

The options. Same as properties of AsyncComponent.

  • batch - bool - false

  • asyncJobs - [ func() : (Promise<any> | any) ] - []

  • asyncProps - { property: func( progressUpdater: ( func(number):void ) ) : (Promise<any> | any) } - {}

  • asyncPropOpts - { property: { defaultProp: any } } - {}

  • asyncPropsMapper - func( props: { property: any } ):{ property: any } - props => props

  • errorComponent - Component - () => null

  • loadingComponent - Component - () => null

  • onError - func( error: any ) : void - () => null

  • delay - number - 0

  • unwrapDefault - bool - true

  • reloadOnUpdate - bool - false

  • reloadDependents - { property: any } - null

component - Component | Promise<Component>

A react component or a Promise return a react component. The wrapped component.

return

A high order component version of AsyncComponent.