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react-what-changed

React What Changed - track which dependency changed between cycles

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React What Changed

An efficient and simple library to show which dependency changed in a hook between react cycles.

Installation

npm install react-what-changed --save-dev

API

  • reactWhatChanged
  • reactWhatDiff
  • whatDiff

reactWhatChanged

Description

invoke this function again and again on each react's cycle to print which dependency has changed

Import

import { reactWhatChanged } from 'react-what-changed';

Examples

Let's say we have the following component

import { reactWhatChanged as RWC } from 'react-what-changed';
function MyComponent(props) {
    const [somePrimitive, setSomePrimitive] = useState(123);
    const someArray = useSomeArray();
    const someObject = useMemo(() => {
        return { person: { name: 'John', age: 99 } };
    }, [someArray]);
    ...
    ...
    return <div></div>;
}

Example #1: simplest log as array

useEffect(() => {
    someLogic();
}, RWC([somePrimitive, someArray, someObject]));

Example #2: verbose log as array

useEffect(() => {
    someLogic();
}, RWC([somePrimitive, someArray, someObject], true));

Example #3: use ID for several logs

useEffect(() => {
    someLogic();
}, RWC([somePrimitive], false, 'id_1'));

useMemo(() => {
    someLogic();
}, RWC([someArray], false, 'id_2'));

useCallback(() => {
    someLogic();
}, RWC([someObject], false, 'id_3'));

Example #4: log with dependencies names

// Instead of:
useEffect(() => {
    someLogic();
}, RWC([
    somePrimitive,
    someArray,
    someObject.person.name,
    someObject.person.age,
]);

// Do this:
useEffect(() => {
    someLogic();
}, RWC({
    primitive: somePrimitive,
    arr: someArray,
    name: someObject.person.name,
    age: someObject.person.age,
});

reactWhatDiff

Description

invoke this function again and again on an object (or array) to print all changes (deep comparison)

Import

import { reactWhatDiff } from 'react-what-changed';

Examples

Let's use the same component from reactWhatChanged example.

Example #1: simple log

import { reactWhatDiff as RWD } from 'react-what-changed';
useEffect(() => {
    someLogic();
}, [somePrimitive, someArray, RWD(someObject)]);

Example #2: use ID for several logs

useEffect(() => {
    someLogic();
}, [somePrimitive, RWD(someArray, 'id_1'), RWD(someObject, 'id_2')]);

whatDiff

Description

print all changes (deep comparison) between 2 objects (or arrays)

Import

import { whatDiff } from 'react-what-changed';

Examples

Example #1: log the diffs between 2 objects

import { whatDiff as WD } from 'react-what-changed';
const obj1 = { name: 'John', address: { city: 'New York' } };
const obj2 = { name: 'John', address: { city: 'Paris' } };
WD(obj1, obj2);

Let's use the same component from reactWhatChanged example.

Example #2: simple log in a react component

const originalObject = useRef(someObject);
someLogic();
WD(someObject, originalObject.current);

License

React What Changed is APACHE-2.0 licensed.

Keywords

React What Changed

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Package last updated on 03 Feb 2023

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