A simple composition function that creates a Component which helps easily facilitate async imports.
npm install react-simple-async-importWe compose a react Component by providing two callbacks to load and refresh your given component, the component will act as a simple placeholder for when your component is loading.
The basic gist of the composition will look like this:
import composeDynamicImport from 'react-simple-async-import';
const options = {
load: () => import('./components/Dashboard'),
refresh: module.hot && (load => module.hot.accept('./components/Dashboard', load)),
placeholder: <Placeholder />,
};
const MySection = composeDynamicImport(options);It is important to return a Promise with result in the load callback. This ensures that the composed component can capture the imported result.
The result should be in the default key following the ES6 export default behaviour, this is because we use React.lazy under the hood to lazily load the component for us.
| Key | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
load |
function | (required) | The loading function to call when the target component is needed, the function is passed in the Component's props at the time - this could help choose a set of components if desired |
refresh |
function | null |
A function that is called to setup a way to call the "load" function again - the aim is to enable hot-loading the component, the function is passed a callback which should be called when refresh needs to happen |
placeholder |
Text or Rendered component | null |
The loading component to use when loading the target component, such as a loading text or icon, in the form of <Placeholder /> |
I had originally planned to have an error option as well, but it made more sense to use ErrorBoundary outside this component. I may reconsider as time moves on.