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react-forceupdate
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React hooks for force updating components. Force update from anywhere to those using a useForceUpdate hook with optional payload.
npm install mittt react-forceupdate
# or
# yarn add mittt react-forceupdate
import { runForceUpdate, useForceUpdate } from 'react-forceupdate'
let nonReactive = {
something: 'waiting...',
}
let Component1 = () => {
useForceUpdate()
return <div> {nonReactive.something} </div>
}
let Component2 = () => {
useForceUpdate()
return <div> {nonReactive.something} </div>
}
function App() {
let onUpdate = () => {
// apply non-reactive changes.
nonReactive.something = 'something updated'
runForceUpdate()
}
return (
<main>
<button onClick={onUpdate}>Force update</button>
<DeeplyNestedComponentContainingComponent1 />
<DeeplyNestedComponentContainingComponent2 />
</main>
)
}
import { runForceUpdate, useForceUpdate } from 'react-forceupdate'
let Alpha = () => {
let { eventType, subscribedTo, payload } = useForceUpdate('alpha')
return <div>Alpha: {payload && payload.message}</div>
}
let Bravo = () => {
let { eventType, subscribedTo, payload } = useForceUpdate('bravo')
return <div>Bravo: {payload && payload.message}</div>
}
let Star = () => {
let { eventType, subscribedTo, payload } = useForceUpdate('*') // runs on any event type
return <div>Star: {payload && payload.message}</div>
}
function App() {
let onUpdateAlpha = () => {
const payload = { message: 'hi' }
runForceUpdate('alpha', payload)
}
let onUpdateBravo = () => {
runForceUpdate('bravo')
}
return (
<main>
<button onClick={onUpdateAlpha}>Force update alpha</button>
<button onClick={onUpdateBravo}>Force update bravo</button>
<DeeplyNestedComponentContainingAlpha />
<DeeplyNestedComponentContainingBravo />
<DeeplyNestedComponentContainingStar />
</main>
)
}
import { useForceUpdate } from 'react-forceupdate'
function ReceiverComponent() {
// re-render this component on 'default' event
useForceUpdate() // same as useForceUpdate('default')
// re-render this component on this event
useForceUpdate('alpha')
// re-render this component on this event with received payload
let { payload } = useForceUpdate('bravo')
return <div>component {payload.message}</div>
}
import { runForceUpdate } from 'react-forceupdate'
function SenderComponent() {
let onUpdate = () => {
runForceUpdate() // same as runForceUpdate('default')
}
let onAlphaUpdate = () => {
runForceUpdate('alpha')
}
let onBravoUpdate = () => {
runForceUpdate('bravo', { message: 'hi' })
}
return (
<div>
<button onClick={onUpdate}>re-render receiver components</button>
<button onClick={onAlphaUpdate}>
re-render alpha receiver components
</button>
<button onClick={onBravoUpdate}>
re-render bravo receiver components with provided payload
</button>
</div>
)
}
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The npm package react-forceupdate receives a total of 122 weekly downloads. As such, react-forceupdate popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-forceupdate 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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