meiosis-setup
provides a small set of utility functions that you may find useful in your projects.
const get = (object, path)
Gets a nested property using path
(an array of properties) from an object in a safe manner. If the
object is null
or undefined
, or if any property along the path is null
or undefined
, the
function returns undefined
.
get({ duck: { color: 'yellow' } }, ['duck', 'color']) // returns 'yellow'
get({ duck: { color: 'yellow' } }, ['bird', 'color']) // returns undefined
get(null, ['bird', 'color']) // returns undefined
const updateFormValue = (cell, path, fn)
Convenience function to update a form value. Pass the Meiosis cell and the state property (such as
'firstName'
) or path (such as ['person', 'firstName']
) into which to update the value. Returns a
function that you can pass to a DOM handler, such as oninput
(Mithril) or onInput
(Preact,
React). For example:
// Using Mithil
m('input[type=text]', { oninput: updateFormValue(cell, 'firstName') })
m('input[type=text]', { oninput: updateFormValue(cell, ['person', 'firstName']) })
// Using Preact/React
<input type="text" onInput={updateFormValue(cell, 'firstName')}/>
<input type="text" onInput={updateFormValue(cell, ['person', 'firstName'])}/>
Optionally, you can pass a function to change the value before it is updated in the state. For example:
updateFormValue(cell, 'firstName', value => value.toUpperCase())
In the example above, if the user types Fred
then the state will contain { firstName: 'FRED' }
.
Similar to updateFormValue
, but parses the input using parseInt
and only updates the state if
the result is valid.
// Using Mithil
m('input[type=text]', { oninput: updateFormIntValue(cell, 'quantity') })
m('input[type=text]', { oninput: updateFormIntValue(cell, ['item', 'quantity']) })
// Using Preact/React
<input type="text" onInput={updateFormIntValue(cell, 'quantity')}/>
<input type="text" onInput={updateFormIntValue(cell, ['item', 'quantity'])}/>
Similar to updateFormValue
, but parses the input using parseFloat
and only updates the state if
the result is valid.
// Using Mithil
m('input[type=text]', { oninput: updateFormFloatValue(cell, 'salary') })
m('input[type=text]', { oninput: updateFormFloatValue(cell, ['person', 'salary']) })
// Using Preact/React
<input type="text" onInput={updateFormFloatValue(cell, 'salary')}/>
<input type="text" onInput={updateFormFloatValue(cell, ['person', 'salary'])}/>