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Define property schemas for React.js components.


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React Require Props

This simple library assists with enforcing data schemas for React.js component properties. It can theoretically be used to verify data types within any object, too.

Installation

npm install react-require-props --save

...or

yarn add react-require-props

Argument Reference

RequireProps(componentName, props, required, other, disabled);
  • componentName (string): The name of your Component. Helpful for debugging.
  • props (object): The props object of your component.
  • required (array|object): Which properties are required? See below for examples.
  • other (object): Data type validations for non-required properties. See below for examples.
  • disabled (boolean): If true, the validations will not run.

Basic Usage

  1. Use RequireProps in the constructor of your component:
import React from 'react';
import RequireProps from 'react-require-props';

class MyComponent extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    RequireProps('MyComponent', props, ['image', 'text']);
  }
}
  1. Then, your components will throw an error if they're missing a required property.
<MyComponent image='./demo.jpg' text='Hello, world!' />
<MyComponent text='Hello, world!' /> {/* <-- Throws an error */}

Advanced Usage: Type Hinting

RequiredProps also allows you to enforce specific data types for properties:

RequireProps('MyComponent', props, {
  'image': Array,
  'text': String
});
<MyComponent text='Hello, world!' /> {/* <-- Throws an error */}
<MyComponent image='./demo.jpg' text='Oops.' /> {/* <-- Throws an error */}
<MyComponent image={['./demo.jpg', 'Demo']} text='All good!' />

Types available are:

  • String
  • Boolean
  • Number
  • Function
  • Array
  • Object

Advanced Usage: Non-Required Type Hinting

You can also enforce the data type of parameters which aren't required. This can be achieved by passing in a fourth argument to the function:

RequireProps('MyComponent', props, {
  'image': Array,
  'text': String
}, {
  visible: Boolean
});
<MyComponent image={['./demo.jpg', 'Demo']} text='All good!' />
<MyComponent image={['./demo.jpg', 'Demo']} text='All good!' visible={true} />
<MyComponent image={['./demo.jpg', 'Demo']} text='Oops.' visible='yes' /> {/* <-- Throws an error */}

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Last updated on 02 Aug 2017

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