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react-loop-z

v2.0.0

Published

React utility for loops and conditional rendering. Simple, clean, and flexible.

Readme

NPM Downloads JavaScript Style Guide


📖 Description

react-loop-z is a React wrapper for looping data structures.
It provides simple, clean, and declarative components for rendering arrays, objects, maps, sets, and conditional loops.


📦 Installation

npm install react-loop-z
# or
yarn add react-loop-z

🚀 Usage

Available Components

  • For – iterate over arrays
  • Do – do...while loop (⚠️ careful with infinite loops)
  • While – while loop (⚠️ careful with infinite loops)
  • MapLoop – iterate over Map
  • SetLoop – iterate over Set
  • ObjectLoop – iterate over object keys/values

🔁 For

import { For } from "react-loop-z";

<For
  of={["foo", "bar"]}
  render={(item, index) => (
    <span key={index}>Hello, {item}</span>
  )}
/>

<For
  of={[
    { shortName: "su1", name: "" },
    { shortName: "m", name: "" },
    { shortName: "t", name: "" },
    { shortName: "w", name: "" },
    { shortName: "t", name: "" },
    { shortName: "f", name: "" },
    { shortName: "sa2", name: "", dateClassName: "abcd" },
  ]}
  keyName="shortName"   // only required for <For />
/>

🔂 Do

import { Do } from "react-loop-z";

let param = 0;

<Do
  condition={() => param < 2}
  render={(index) => {
    param++;
    return <span key={index}>Hello, {index}</span>;
  }}
/>

🔄 While

import { While } from "react-loop-z";

let param = 0;

<While
  condition={() => param++ < 2}
  render={(index) => (
    <span key={index}>Hello, {index}</span>
  )}
/>

🗺️ MapLoop

import { MapLoop } from "react-loop-z";

const map = new Map([
  ["delpikye", "freelance"],
  ["hello", "world"],
]);

<MapLoop
  of={map}
  render={(value, key, index) => (
    <span key={index}>
      {key} - {value}
    </span>
  )}
/>

🧩 SetLoop

import { SetLoop } from "react-loop-z";

const set = new Set(["foo", "bar"]);

<SetLoop
  of={set}
  render={(item, index) => (
    <span key={index}>{item}</span>
  )}
/>

🗂️ ObjectLoop

import { ObjectLoop } from "react-loop-z";

const obj = {
  foo: "bar",
  hello: "world",
};

<ObjectLoop
  of={obj}
  render={(value, key, index) => (
    <span key={index}>
      {key} - {value}
    </span>
  )}
/>

// If `render` is undefined, it will display the object’s value by default

⚠️ Notes

  • Do and While may create infinite loops if the condition never becomes false.
    Always ensure you update state/variables properly inside the loop.

📄 License

MIT © DelpiK