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react-beta-component

v0.3.0

Published

A higher order component that allows you to toggle the visibility of a wrapped component by typing a custom konami code.

Readme

react-beta-component

A tiny higher order component that enables you to toggle the rendering of a wrapped component based on a custom konami-like code.

Demo

Try it out!

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Why?

Maybe you need a feature to be in production but behind some type of beta flag?

Or, you just think it's cool to have a feature only accessable by some type of key code.

Installation

npm install --save react-beta-component

Usage

import React from 'react';
import withBetaComponent from 'react-beta-component';

const TestComponent = (props) => (
  <div>
    Test component!
  </div>
);

export default withBetaComponent({
  keyCode: '**foo**',
  keyCodeTimeout: 1000,
})(TestComponent);

Simply wrap your feature in the withBetaComponent HOC and supply the keyCode.

Options

| Prop | Default | required | Description | :--------|:--------:|:----------:|:------------ keyCode | | Yes | The key code to enable your component. keyCodeTimeout | 500 | No | If your code isn't typed within this amount of time (in ms), you will have to restart. forceEnable | false | No | If you want to always render this component. If keyCode is typed while this flag is passed, it will still toggle your component.