usewaitforelements v1.0.3

When do I need it?

Sometimes, you need to know when elements are currently rendered. One of the ways to do it is using MutationObserver. Using MutationObserver, this hook allows to know when a list of elements are rendered.

React provides a solution when you want to know if a component is rendered that might be better than using this hook in some cases.

This hook only tracks until all the elements are rendered. It stops observing after it, so if you are observing elements that can change state after the first render. I would recommend forking the repository and changing it.

Installation

npm install --save usewaitforelements

Usage

You need to pass to the hook an object with an identifier and a selector for each element.

Hook will return an object with the id, and a boolean indicating the presence for each element.

Example

import React, { useState } from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import useWaitForElements from 'usewaitforelements'

function Component(...props) {
  const [shouldRender, setShouldRender] = useState(false);

  // Pass an object of ids and selectors to the hook
  const result = useWaitForElements({ element: '#elementId' });
  // Initial result will be { element: false }

  useEffect(() => {
      // Element will be rendered in 2 seconds
      setTimeout(() => setShouldRender(true), 2000);
      // After element is rendered, result will be { element: true }
  }, [setShouldRender]);

  return (<div>
            {shouldRender && <p id="elementId">Element</p>}
            {!result.element && <p>Element is not rendered</p>}
            {result.element && <p>Element is rendered</p>}
         </div>)
}

🐛 Bugs

Please open an issue if you find a bug.

💻 Pull Requests

Pull requests are welcome! Feel free to submit a PR if you feel like it.

LICENSE

MIT