Simple Fetching Higher Order Component with Redux integration. It will caches your fetch automatically.
NPM:
npm install fetch-hoc-redux --save
Yarn:
yarn add fetch-hoc-redux
Import fetchHOCReducer
to your Redux setup:
import {createStore} from "redux";
import {fetchRootReducer, fetchHOCReducer} from "fetch-hoc-redux";
// specify as root reducer
let rootReducer = createStore(fetchRootReducer);
// or specify in combineReducers
let rootReducer = combineReducers({
__FETCHER__: fetchHOCReducer,
});
Wrap your component:
import fetchHOC from "fetch-hoc-redux";
import YourReactComponent from "./myComponent";
let URL = 'https://newsapi.org/v1/articles';
let WrapperComponent = fetchHOC(URL)(YourReactComponent);
You can also specify one to one variable mapping to set variable on the URL. It will receives state from your redux state or from parent props.
import fetchHOC from "fetch-hoc-redux";
import YourReactComponent from "./myComponent";
import {API_KEY} from "./APIKey";
let URL =
"https://newsapi.org/v1/articles?source=bar&apiKey=foo";
let mapFromState = (state) => {
return {
foo: API_KEY,
};
};
let mapFromProps = (props) => {
return {
bar: props.source,
}
}
let WrapperComponent = fetchHOC(URL, mapFromState, mapFromProps)(YourReactComponent);
For multiple endpoints, currently you can combine multiple fetch HOC Component:
import YourReactComponent from "./myComponent";
import {URL_1, URL_2} from "./URLs";
let WrapperComponent = fetchHOC(URL_1)(YourReactComponent);
export default fetchHOC(URL_2)(WrapperComponent)
Resulting data will be an array of data.
Prop | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
data | Array or Object or undefined | Fetched data results, will be in array form if multiple endpoints are used |
isLoading | boolean | |
isSuccess | boolean | |
refetch | Function | trigger refetch |
Wrapping multiple Fetch HOC will make
isLoading
,isSuccess
, andrefetch
prop of latter component overwrites former Fetch HOC.