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next-client-utils

Essential utilities for Next.js projects (separate client/server exports)

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next-client-utils

🧩 Utilities to bridge server and client components seamlessly in Next.js apps.

✨ Features

  • 🖱️ Interactive popups: Trigger popups on click or hover for any element.
  • ⚛️ SSR-friendly: Keep elements server-side rendered while using WithPopup.
  • 🌐 Server-side popup rendering: Dynamically generate popup content via renderSSRPopUp.
  • 🎯 Customizable positioning: Fine-tune popup placement using flexible props.
  • 🪝 Essential React hooks: Includes useOutsideClick, useElementPositionChange, and more.
  • 🌀 Debounce utility: Built-in and fully customizable debounce mechanism.
  • 🧱 Column listing UI pattern: Automatically animates updated rows to the top—ideal for chat or feed-style interfaces.
  • Next.js-ready: Works out of the box with Server and Client Components.

🔍 What does it look like?

//  Server Component (module-1)
import { WithPopup } from 'next-client-utils';

export default function ServerComponent() {
  return (
    <WithPopup
      PopUp={PopUp}
      popupProps={{}} // Pass `{}` if your popup is typed as React.FC<{}>
      triggerType="hover" // Optional, defaults to "click"
    >
      <div>Open PopUp</div>
    </WithPopup>
  );
}


// Client Component (module-2)
'use client';

type PopUpProp={
   close?: () => void //  make sure you make it optional or else typescript will throw error.
}

const PopUp: React.FC<PopUpProp> = (props) => {
  // use props.close() to close modal
  return <div><p>This is PopUp</p>
   <button onClick={props.close?.()}>Close</button>
  </div>; // Style this as needed
};

🔍 Another Example?

// Server Component (module-1)
import { WithPopup } from 'next-client-utils';

export default function ServerComponent() {
  return (
    <WithPopup
      PopUp={ProfileDetailPopUp}
      popupProps={{
        firstName: "Prateek",
        lastName: "Sharma",
      }}
      gap={15} // Optional spacing between trigger and popup
      childrenWrapperComponent={UserName}
    >
      <>SSR Text</>
    </WithPopup>
  );
}


// Client Components (module-2)
'use client';

type ProfileDetailPopUpProps = {
  firstName: string;
  lastName: string;
};

const ProfileDetailPopUp: React.FC<ProfileDetailPopUpProps> = ({ firstName, lastName }) => {
  return <div>This is PopUp</div>; // Use props as needed
};

type UserNameProps = {
  isPopUpActive: boolean; // Provided automatically
  children: React.ReactNode;
};

const UserName: React.FC<UserNameProps> = ({ isPopUpActive, children }) => {
  // Use isPopUpActive to apply dynamic styles
  return <div>{children}</div>; // Receives 'SSR Text' as children
};

🧠 Example: Rendering a Server Component as a Popup

// Server Component (module-1)
import {WithPopup} from 'next-client-utils';

export default function ServerComponent(props: any) {
  // Define server-rendered popup via 'use server' function
  const renderSSRPopUp = async (popupProps: any) => {
    'use server';
    return <AnotherServerComponent {...popupProps} />;
  };

  return (
    <WithPopup
      renderSSRPopUp={renderSSRPopUp}
      popupProps={props} // Pass required props here
      triggerType="hover" // Optional
    >
      <div>Open PopUp</div>
    </WithPopup>
  );
}


// Another Server Component (module-2)

export default function AnotherServerComponent(props: any) {
  // Fetch data or perform server-side logic here
  return <div>This PopUp is server-rendered</div>;
}

npm install next-client-utils
# or
yarn add next-client-utils

🤝 Support

If you face any issues during integration or come across a bug, feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn — happy to help!

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Package last updated on 25 May 2025

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