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Hooks as you want
Documentation for TS-Hooks
Create your own hooks like add validation before some function called, or trigger some stuff when the function called in every code as you want
npm install ts-hooks
yarn add ts-hooks
Idea behind ts-hooks is to wrap your function into wrapper function, are you confuse ? yeah me too :D , don't worry, let's see the example below
Your function before wrapped
function iDontKnowTheName() {
console.log("Hey i don't what should i do!")
}
Your function after wrapped by ts-hooks
function functionWrapper() {
hooksBefore()
const result = iDontKnowTheName()
hooksAfter()
return result
}
if you're not understand with the basic concept above, don't worry just forget it, let's see how to use the ts-hooks
:warning: Important! ts-hooks can be used only when your functions are inside a class
/**
* add hooks before target function called
* NOTE : you can pass the Async hooks to the sync function, but
* your hooks will not awaited
* the first argument are event (AFTER | BEFORE)
* the next argument are hooks function that will be called (REST params)
*/
@addHooks('BEFORE', firstSyncHook)
syncFunctionsWithHookBefore() {
console.log(
'this is the target function with single hook before this function called'
)
}
/**
* add hooks after target function called
*/
@addHooks('AFTER', firstSyncHook)
syncFunctionWithHookAfter() {
console.log(
'this is the target function with single hook after this function called'
)
}
/**
* add multiple hooks as much as you want,
* the ordering of the hooks are matter
* in this case, `firstSyncHook` will executed first and after it done
* the `secondSyncHook` will be executed
*/
@addHooks('BEFORE', firstSyncHook, secondSyncHook)
syncFunctionWithMultipleHooks() {
console.log('this is the target function with multiple hooks')
}
/**
* you can pass params just like a common functions
* and your hooks will have same params like the target function
*/
@addHooks('BEFORE', hookWithParams)
functionWithHooksAndParams(param1: string, param2: number) {
console.log(
`this is the target function with hooks and params :{${param1} ${param2}} `
)
}
/**
* if your hooks are throwing an error, the next step will not executed
* because hooks are run synchronously
*/
@addHooks('BEFORE', hookWithError)
functionWithErrorHook() {
console.log('This statement will not executed')
}
We can add some hooks to async function too, yeay !
/**
* you can also handle the async function with hooks,
* and you can also pass the sync or Async hook to the Async function
* it will work fine :D
*/
@addAsyncHooks('BEFORE', firstAsyncHook)
async functionWithAsyncHook() {
console.log('Yeay we can handle async function too :D !!')
}
/**
* this function are same like the Async function above
*/
@addAsyncHooks('BEFORE', firstAsyncHook)
functionWhichReturnPromise() {
return new Promise(resolve => {
setTimeout(() => resolve('Yeay we can handle this too !!'))
})
}
}
FAQs
Hooks as you want
The npm package ts-hooks receives a total of 123 weekly downloads. As such, ts-hooks popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ts-hooks 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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