next-query-parameters v1.0.1

next-query-parameters

Read and set query string parameters easily inside your next application

Get Started

Leverage the useParams hook to read and set query string parameters inside your React components.

import { useParams, StringParam } from 'next-query-parameters';

const SearchBar = (props) => {
  const [params, setParams] = useParams({ search: new StringParam(), sort: new StringParam() })

  return (
    <div className="search-bar">
      <input value={params.search} onChange={e => setParams({ search: e.target.value })}/>
      <select value={params.sort} onChange={e => setParams({ sort: e.target.value })}>
        <option value="relevancy">Relevancy</option>
        <option value="most-recent">Most Recent</option>
      </select>
    </div>
  );
};

The useParams hook will only trigger a render cycle if one or more of the parameters change.

Custom Parameters

You can define your own custom parameter encoder/decoder class by extending NextQueryParams.Param<T>

import { NextQueryParams, useParams } from 'next-query-parameters';

interface IFilter {
  operator: 'AND' | 'OR';
  value: string[];
}

class FilterParam extends NextQueryParams.Param<IFilter> {
  // High level representation -> URL representation
  encode(value: IFilter) {
    return [value.operator, value.value.join('::')].join(';');
  }

  // URL representation -> High level representation
  decode(value: string): IFilter {
    const [operator, joinedValue] = value.split(';');

    return {
      operator: operator as IFilter['operator'],
      value: joinedValue.split('::')
    };
  }
}

const Search = (props) => {
  const [params, setParams] = useParams({
    cuisine: new FilterParam(),
    location: new FilterParam()
  });

  // Read your custom parameters
  console.log(params.cuisine?.operator);
  console.log(params.cuisine?.value);

  // Update your custom parameters
  const updateCuisine = (cuisine: IFilter) => setParams({ cuisine });

  // ...
};

Array Parameters

Easily handle array parameters with the ArrayOf class.

import { ArrayOf, StringParam, useParams } from 'next-query-parameters';

const Search = (props) => {
  const [params, setParams] = useParams({ categories: new ArrayOf(new StringParam()) });

  console.log(param.categories) // Expect string[]

  const updateCategories = (categories: string[]) => setParams({ categories });

  // ...
};