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@aquelle1/line-and-sinker
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import {
useArray, useFetch, usePromise
} from "@aquelle1/line-and-sinker"
import {
useOnes, useZeroes
} from "@aquelle1/line-and-sinker/lib/useArray"
Usages:
const [actions, value] = useArray([]); // state-aware array
const [actions, value] = useOnes(N); // state-aware single-row multi-dimension array filled with ones
const [actions, value] = useZeroes(N); // state-aware single-row multi-dimension array filled with zeroes
const [actions, value] = useOnes(N, n); // state-aware multi-dimension array filled with ones
const [actions, value] = useZeroes(N, n); // state-aware multi-dimension array filled with zeroes
/*
actions: {function} = {
setValue, // set the internal array
unshift,
push,
clear,
removeIndex,
pop,
shift
};
value: array // internal array
*/
const promise = useFetch("route", { // state-aware fetch query
fetch: "opts"
})
const promise = usePromise(new Promise(...)) // state-aware promise
/*
promise = {
request: function, // helper to re-evaluate the promise
data: json | text, // data received from promise
isLoading: bool, // promise still in progress
error: Error // promise error was handled
}
*/
Examples:
import React, {
useEffect
} from "react"
import {
useArray, useFetch
} from "@aquelle1/line-and-sinker"
export default () => {
const {
data, isLoading, error
} = useFetch("https://api.myjson.com/bins/yg6te")
const [{
setValue: updateArrayValue
}, arrayValue] = useArray([])
useEffect(() => {
if(!isLoading)
updateArrayValue(data)
}, [isLoading])
return (
<>
Array value is: {arrayValue}
</>
)
}
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We found that @aquelle1/line-and-sinker demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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