0.1.1 • Published 5 years ago
react-use-callback-router v0.1.1
useCallbackRouter
Provides a React hook for using Callback Router.
Install
yarn:
yarn add react-use-callback-router
npm:
npm install react-use-callback-router
Usage
import {
useCallbackRouter,
useNavigate,
} from 'react-use-callback-router';
const YourComponent = () => {
const [userId, setUserId] = useState(null);
const navigate = useNavigate();
const routes = useMemo(() => ({
'/users': () => {
setUserId(null);
return null;
},
'/users/:id': {
callback: (params) => {
setUserId(params.id);
return params.id;
},
last: true, // prevent '/users' route from firing
},
}), []);
useCallbackRouter(routes, true);
const handleFirstButtonClick = useCallback(() => {
// Update the URL manually (callback is not invoked)
setUserId(1);
navigate('/users/1');
}, [navigate]);
const handleSecondButtonClick = useCallback(() => {
// Let the router update state based on the path
navigate('/users/:id', { force: true });
}, [navigate]);
return (
<div>
<button onClick={handleFirstButtonClick}>User 1</button>
<button onClick={handleSecondButtonClick}>User 2</button>
</div>
);
};
API
useEvaluate
Returns evaluate
from Callback Router.
useNavigate
Returns navigate
from Callback Router.
useCallbackRouter
Registers paths to their callbacks and returns the most recent result and the
evaluate
function for the given routes.
const [result, evaluate] = useCallbackRouter(routes, initialize);
Arguments
routes
(Object
)
Map of paths to route definitions or callbacks.
The path may contain named :params
or (.*)
wildcards.
initialize
(boolean
, defaults to true
)
When set, the routes are evaluated on mount.
callback(params, type, pathname, state, path)
Function invoked when the route is matched.
Returns
result
The return value of the most recently evaluated callback for a matching route.
evaluate
(Function
)
Determines which routes match the pathname and invokes their callbacks.
This does not evaluate all routes, just the ones that were included when calling the hook!
License
ISC © Keith McKnight