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react-jsonapi

v0.0.6

Published

Components for working with JSONAPI formatted JSON

Readme

react-jsonapi

Components for working with JSONAPI formatted JSON

Components

JSON

Provides access to the root level JSON object.

usage

// display formatted JSON response
<JSON />

// use json in children render function
<JSON>
  {json => <div>{json.someField.property}</div>}
</JSON>

Data

Provides access to the data field.

usage

// display formatted json.data field
<Data />

// use json.data in children render function
<Data>
  {data => <div>{data.someProperty}</div>}
</Data>

Included

Provides access to the included field.

usage

// display formatted json.included field
<Included />

// use json.included in children render function
<Included>
  {included => <div>{included.someProperty}</div>}
</Included>

Links

Provides access to the links field.

usage

// display formatted json.links field
<Links />

// use json.links in children render function
<Links>
  {links => <div>{links.someProperty}</div>}
</Links>

Meta

Provides access to the meta field.

usage

// display formatted json.meta field
<Meta />

// use json.meta in children render function
<Meta>
  {meta => <div>{meta.someProperty}</div>}
</Meta>

Errors

Provides access to the errors field.

usage

// display formatted json.errors field
<Errors />

// use json.errors in children render function
<Errors>
  {errors => <div>{errors.someProperty}</div>}
</Errors>

Idx

This is the generic component that all the other components use.

You can supply the name of the field you'd like, as makes sens with your API.

Usage

<Idx idx="someField" />

LICENSE

MIT

Copyright © 2017 Michael Chan