react-ab-hoc v0.0.4

react-ab-hoc

Install

npm install react-ab-hoc

yarn add react-ab-hoc

pnpm install react-ab-hoc

Quick Start

// AB.ts
import React from 'react';
import { withAbHoc } from 'react-ab-hoc';

const ComponentBase = lazy(() => import('ComponentBase'));
const ComponentA = lazy(() => import('ComponentA'));
const ComponentB = lazy(() => import('ComponentB'));

export default withAbHoc(ComponentBase, {
    s_a: ComponentA,
    s_b: ComponentB,
});

// App.tsx
import React from 'react';
import { AbContext } from 'react-ab-hoc';
import AB from './AB';

function App() {
    const abSigns = React.useState(['s_a']);

    return (
        <AbContext.Provider value={abSigns}>
            <Suspense fallback={<div>Loading...</div>}>
                <AB />
            </Suspense>
        </AbContext.Provider>
    );
}
export default App;

Async Component

Suggest using async component because A/B components just show one in the same time, others may not used most of the time.

If you want toggle components after async component is loaded, you can use asyncComponent in place of lazy.

import { abComponent, withAbHoc } from 'react-ab-hoc';
export default withAbHoc(
    asyncComponent(() => import('./ComponentBase')),
    {
        s_a: asyncComponent(() => import('./ComponentA')),
        s_b: asyncComponent(() => import('./ComponentB')),
    }
);

Side effect

lazy

asyncComponent

Generate a new A/B HOC

If you want a new ab HOC with different sign list, you can use abHocGenerator to generate a HOC.

import { abHocGenerator } from 'react-ab-hoc';

const { hoc, AbContext } = abHocGenerator();