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@karhu/react
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@karhu/react
React bindings and components for Karhu. Expects @karhu/core
to be there.
npm install @karhu/core @karhu/react
import { KarhuProvider, KarhuComponent, AddCommand } from '@karhu/react';
<KarhuProvider>
Provide a Karhu instance in React context.
Props:
type Props = {
value: Karhu;
};
Usage:
const karhu = new Karhu()
<KarhuProvider value={karhu}>
{
// application
}
</KarhuProvider>
<KarhuComponent>
A combined React context Consumer and Karhu adapter.
Expects to find a Karhu
instance in application context.
On every property input
change the children get re-rendered
and the commandsList
is updated.
Call exec
with a command id to execute the command and get the entry
graph back.
Types:
type Props = {
children: (obj: ChildrenProviderObject) => {};
input: string;
};
type ChildrenProviderObject = {
commandsList: Command[];
exec: (id: string) => EntryGraph;
};
Usage:
const karhu = new Karhu()
<KarhuProvider value={karhu}>
<KarhuComponent input="">
{({ commandsList, exec }) => {
// what to render
}}
</KarhuComponent>
</KarhuProvider>
<AddCommand>
Component to add a command to a Karhu instance.
Expects to find a Karhu
instance in application context.
Props:
type AddCommandProps = {
command: UnregisteredCommand;
};
Usage:
const karhu = new Karhu();
const command = Karhu.createCommand({
name: 'command',
keywords: ['command'],
actions: { onExec: () => {} },
render: () => {},
});
<KarhuProvider value={karhu}>
<AddCommand command={command} />
</KarhuProvider>;
FAQs
React bindings and components for Karhu
The npm package @karhu/react receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @karhu/react popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @karhu/react 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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