react-knit

Join arrays of data like a pro in React

Install

$ npm install react-knit

Usage

import React from 'react';
import Knit, {
  withSeparator,
  withOxfordComma,
  withTag,
} from 'react-knit';

const App = props => (
  <React.Fragment>
    <Knit items={['Joe', 'Jane', 'John']} /> // Joe, Jane, John
    <Knit wrap="p" items={['Joe', 'Jane', 'John']} /> // <p>Joe, Jane, John</p>
    <Knit wrap="p" items={['Joe', 'Jane', 'John']} render={withOxfordComma()} /> // <p>Joe, Jane, and John</p>
    <Knit wrap="p" items={['Joe', 'Jane', 'John']} render={withOxfordComma('og')} /> // <p>Joe, Jane, og John</p>
    <Knit items={['Joe', 'Jane', 'John']} render={withTag('span')} /> // <span>Joe<span><span>Jane</span><span><span>John</span>
    <Knit items={['Joe']} render={withTag('span', {className:'user'})} /> // <span class="user">Joe<span>
  </React.Fragment>
);

Props

items

Type: array

Array of data to process. Can be strings or React elements, or anything.

render

Type: func

A render function. There are some embedded render functions that should cover most use cases:

withTag(tagName, attributes)

withSeparator(separator)

withOxfordComma(word)

wrap

Type: string element

Wrap the output in a tag/component

License

MIT Raymond Julin