npm install --save react-slot-component
yarn add react-slot-component
The aim of this package is to end up with annoying practice of passing the subcomponents to the layouts using properties. The package allows you to create and use layouts with replaceable default slots with pure JSX/TSX syntax.
// SlotExampleComponent.tsx
import * as React from 'react';
import { withSlots } from 'react-slot-component';
export type SlotExampleComponentProps = {};
// Describe you future slots name with props
export type SlotExampleComponentSlots = {
SlotOne: {
children: React.ReactNode;
slotOneProp1: string;
slotOneProp2: string;
};
SlotTwo: {
children: React.ReactNode;
slotTwoProp1: string;
slotTwoProp2: string;
};
};
export const SlotExampleComponent = withSlots<
SlotExampleComponentSlots,
SlotExampleComponentProps
>(props => {
const {
children,
// All future slot props passed via slotProps prop
slotProps,
} = props;
return (
<div>
{slotProps.SlotOne ? (
<div>
<div>{slotProps.SlotOne.slotOneProp1}</div>
<div>{slotProps.SlotOne.slotOneProp2}</div>
<div>{slotProps.SlotOne.children}</div>
</div>
) : (
<div data-test="SlotOneDefaultContent">SlotOneDefaultContentValue</div>
)}
{slotProps.SlotTwo ? (
<div>
<div>{slotProps.SlotTwo.slotTwoProp1}</div>
<div>{slotProps.SlotTwo.slotTwoProp2}</div>
<div>{slotProps.SlotTwo.children}</div>
</div>
) : (
<div>SlotTwoDefaultContentValue</div>
)}
{children}
</div>
);
});
// App.tsx
import React from 'react';
import { SlotExampleComponent } from './SlotExampleComponent';
export const App = () => {
return (
<SlotExampleComponent {...args}>
<SlotExampleComponent.SlotOne
slotOneProp1="slotOneProp1Value"
slotOneProp2="slotOneProp2Value"
>
SlotOneChildrenValue
</SlotExampleComponent.SlotOne>
<SlotExampleComponent.SlotTwo
data-test="SlotTwo"
slotTwoProp1="slotTwoProp1Value"
slotTwoProp2="slotTwoProp2Value"
>
SlotTwoChildrenValue
</SlotExampleComponent.SlotTwo>
SlotExampleChildrenValue
</SlotExampleComponent>
);
};
This is especially useful for route transitions, where you briefly have both routes in DOM at the same time.
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