Conditional Wrapper

Keep your code clean and reduce code duplication with the help of the ConditionalWrapper component which helps you conditionally wrap elements. For example, the following two images are rendered using the ConditionalWrapper component.

In the first scenario, the condition prop that handles whether to wrap the element or not, is set to false, so only an img tag is rendered. In the second scenario, however, the img is wrapped into a figure with a caption, as the condition prop is set to true:

Preview

---
import { ConditionalWrapper } from 'webcoreui/astro'

const condition = false
---

<ConditionalWrapper condition={condition}>
    <figure slot="wrapper">
        children
        <figcaption>Avatar</figcaption>
    </figure>
    <img src="avatar.png" />
</ConditionalWrapper>

<script>
    import { ConditionalWrapper } from 'webcoreui/svelte'

    const condition = false
</script>

<ConditionalWrapper condition={condition} element="figure">
    <img src="avatar.png" />
    {#if condition}
        <figcaption>Avatar</figcaption>
    {/if}
</ConditionalWrapper>

import React from 'react'
import { ConditionalWrapper } from 'webcoreui/react'

const condition = false

const Component = () => (
    <ConditionalWrapper
        condition={condition}
        wrapper={children => (
            <figure>
                {children}
                <figcaption>Avatar</figcaption>
            </figure>
        )}
    >
        <img src="avatar.png" />
    </ConditionalWrapper>
)

export default Component

The component expects the following props and setup depending on the framework:

• Astro: Define an element with a slot called wrapper inside the component. Inside the wrapper slot, specify the place where child elements should be placed using the children string. Anything outside the wrapper slot will be rendered without the wrapper element if the condition prop is false.
• Svelte: Specify the element prop on the ConditionalWrapper to tell Svelte which HTML tag should be used for wrapping. Defaults to div. You can pass any other HTML attributes on the ConditionalWrapper component to pass along to your wrapper element.
• React: The React component uses a render prop. Pass your wrapper in to the wrapper prop, which accepts a callback function with a children prop that helps you render your children in placements.

API

type ConditionalWrapperProps = {
    condition: boolean
}

type ReactConditionalWrapperProps = {
    wrapper: (_: React.ReactNode) => any
} & ConditionalWrapperProps

Changelog

• v0.8.1 Fixed TypeScript errors when using component with extra props.
• v0.0.7 Added in version.