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react-use-location-query

v2.0.2

Published

Package for manipulation location query

Readme

react-use-location-query

DEPRECATED, use instead react-location-query

Description

React hook to manipulate with location query.

How to install

npm install react-use-location-query --save

How to use

To use hook, you need install and use react-router-dom. Use this package in component which wrapped by BrowserRouter from react-router-dom.

To call hook you need pass first parameters as object with keys you want to pass to location path, which will be controlling by this component. Values can be next types:

  • string | number | boolean | Array< string | number | boolean > or object which describe options of field with next fields:
  • type - string field which stored type of field ('string' | 'number' | 'boolean' | 'array')
  • initial - initial value
  • hideIfInitial - boolean options which allow to hide value if it is initial
  • arrayType - values of array type (only with type === array)

This hook returns object with next fields:

  • query - object with valid values from first parameters hook
  • fullQuery - all query from your application
  • setQueryField - function (fieldName: string, value: any) => void to change location query value

Example

const {
		query: { name, surname, age },
		setQueryField
	} = useLocationQuery({
		name: {
			type: 'string',
			initial: 'Rostyslav',
			hideIfInitial: false
		},
		surname: 'Pidburachynskyi',
		age: {
			type: 'number',
			initial: 19
		}
	});