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react-cloak

v0.0.5

Published

An offline manager

Readme

react-cloak

An offline manager

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Install

npm install --save react-cloak

Description

react-cloak allows you to display an indication whenever the user goes offline or back online,
or simply to act upon a change in the connectivity status.

Usage

react-cloak offers 2 exported assets: a component and a hook.

The component allows you to render children based on desired status.

It accepts the following parameters:

  • onOffline:
    Type: callback (optional)
    Description: If passed, this callback will be called when the user goes offline.

  • onOnline:
    Type: callback (optional)
    Description: If passed, this callback will be called when the user goes online.

  • renderWhen:
    Type: online | offline (optional - "offline" by default)
    Description: Lets you choose when to render the component, default is when offline, can be set to opposite.

The hook returns a boolean value, the value of which is true when the user is offline, and false when the is online.

It accepts the following parameters:

  • onOffline:
    Type: callback (optional)
    Description: If passed, this callback will be called when the user goes offline.

  • onOnline:
    Type: callback (optional)
    Description: If passed, this callback will be called when the user goes online.

In-order to use the assets, simply import them into your project, then use it to display whichever indication suits your needs.

Example:

import React from "react";

import Cloak, { useCloak } from "react-cloak";

import Page1 from "pages/page1";
import Page2 from "pages/page2";

function App() {
  const onOffline = () => console.log('offline');
  const onOnline = () => console.log('online');

  // Hook without parameters:
  const isOffline = useCloak();

  // Hook with parameters:
  useCloak({
    onOffline,
    onOnline,
  });

  return (
    // Component without parameters:
    <Cloak>
      <div>You are currently offline. Some of the features may not work as intended.</div>
    </Cloak>

    // Component with parameters:
    <Cloak
      onOffline={onOffline}
      onOnline={onOnline}
      renderWhen='online'
    >
      <div>You are currently online. Most features should work as intended.</div>
    </Cloak>

    <Page1 />
    <Page2 />
  );
}

License

MIT © tomleb3