react-native-error-boundary
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A simple and reusable React-Native error boundary component
A simple and reusable React-Native error boundary component 🐛
yarn add react-native-error-boundary
ErrorBoundaryThese are the props that you can pass to the ErrorBoundary component:
| Property | Type | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
Children | React.Children | true | |
FallbackComponent | React.Component | false | FallbackComponent |
onError | Function | false |
ChildrenAny children that can throw an error.
FallbackComponentThe fallback component that will be rendered after catching an error. By default the library comes with a built-in component.
onErrorA function that receives two arguments:
error: The error catched by the component.stackTrace: The stacktrace of the error.onError(error: Error, stackTrace: string): void
FallbackComponentThese are the props that the FallbackComponent receives:
| Property | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|
| error | Error | |
| resetError | Function |
errorThe error object.
resetErrorA function to reset the error state. You'll want to call this function to recover from the error state.
resetError(): void
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A simple and reusable React-Native error boundary component
The npm package react-native-error-boundary receives a total of 42,172 weekly downloads. As such, react-native-error-boundary popularity was classified as popular.
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