ReactiveList

ReactiveList creates a data-driven result list UI component. This list can reactively update itself based on changes in other components or changes in the database itself.

Example uses:

• showing a feed of results based on the applied search criteria.

Usage

Basic Usage

<ReactiveList
	react={{
		and: ['CitySensor', 'SearchSensor'],
	}}
	onData={res => <Text>{res.title}</Text>}
/>

Usage With All Props

<ReactiveList
	componentId="SearchResult"
	dataField="ratings"
	pagination={false}
	paginationAt="bottom"
	pages={5}
	sortBy="desc"
	size={10}
	showResultStats={true}
	onData={res => <Text>{res.title}</Text>}
	onResultStats={(total, took) => {
		return 'found ' + total + ' results in ' + took + 'ms.';
	}}
	react={{
		and: ['CitySensor', 'SearchSensor'],
	}}
/>

Props

• componentId String unique identifier of the component, can be referenced in other components' react prop.
• dataField String data field to be connected to the component's UI view. It is useful for providing a sorting context.
• pagination Boolean [optional] pagination <> infinite scroll switcher. Defaults to false, i.e. an infinite scroll based view. When set to true, a pagination based list view with page numbers will appear.
• paginationAt String [optional] Determines the position where to show the pagination, only applicable when pagination prop is set to true. Accepts one of top, bottom or both as valid values. Defaults to bottom.
• pages Number [optional] number of user selectable pages to be displayed when pagination is enabled. Defaults to 5.
• sortBy String [optional] sort the results by either asc or desc order. It is an alternative to sortOptions, both can't be used together.
• size Number [optional] number of results to show per view. Defaults to 10.
• showResultStats Boolean [optional] whether to show result stats in the form of results found and time taken. Defaults to true.
• onResultStats Function [optional] show custom result stats using a function that takes two parameters for time_taken and total_results and returns a string.
• react Object [optional] a dependency object defining how this component should react based on the state changes in the sensor components.
• onData Function [optional] returns a list element object to be rendered based on the res data object. This callback function prop is called for each data item rendered in the ReactiveList component's view. For example,
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  onData = {
  	function(res) {
  		return (
  			<View>
  				<Text>{res.tilte}</Text>
  				<Text>{res.description}</Text>
  			</View>
  		);
  	},
  };

• onAllData Function [optional] works like onData prop but all the data objects are passed to the callback function.
• innerProps Object [optional] specifies additional props for the internal components. Accepts an object with the specified keys. Read more about the usage here

Demo

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Styles

ReactiveList component supports style prop. Read more about it here.

It also supports an innerStyle prop with the following keys:

• label
• button
• icon

Read more about it here

Extending

ReactiveList component can be extended to

1. customize the look and feel with style,
2. render individual result data items using onData,
3. render the entire result data using onAllData.

<ReactiveList
  ...
  style={{ paddingBottom: 10 }}
  onData={(res) => <Text>{res.data}</Text>}
/>

• style Object CSS styles to be applied to the ReactiveList component.
• onData Function [optional] a callback function where user can define how to render the view based on the data changes.
• onAllData Function [optional] an alternative callback function to onData, where user can define how to render the view based on all the data changes. It accepts two parameters, results, and a callback function which should be called when the results reach the end (on scroll).

onAllData(results, loadMoreData) {
	// return the list to render
}