com.fulcrologic.fulcro.rendering.multiple-roots-renderer — com.fulcrologic/fulcro 3.7.8

Like keyframe-render2, but also supports free-floating roots.

WARNING: THIS RENDERER SHOULD BE CONSIDERED DEPRECATED (even though for legacy reasons it is the default) in favor of using hooks with helpers like use-component.

General usage:

1. Set this nses render! as your application's optimized render function.
2. Create a class that follows all of the normal rules for a Fulcro root (no ident, has initial state, composes children queries/initial-state, etc. a. Add mount/unmount register/deregister calls
3. Use floating-root-factory to generate a Fulcro factory, or floating-root-react-class to generate a vanilla React wrapper class that renders the new root. a. Use the factory in normal Fuclro rendering, but don't pass it props, or b. Use (dom/create-element ReactClass) to render the vanilla wrapper, or c. Use the vanilla wrapper class when a js library controls rendering (like routing).

Example:

(defonce app (app/fulcro-app {:optimized-render! mroot/render!}))

(defsc AltRoot [this {:keys [alt-child]}]
  ;; query is from ROOT of the db, just like normal root.
  {:query                 [{:alt-child (comp/get-query OtherChild)}]
   :componentDidMount     (fn [this] (mroot/register-root! this {:app app}))
   :componentWillUnmount  (fn [this] (mroot/deregister-root! this {:app app}))
   :shouldComponentUpdate (fn [] true)
   :initial-state         {:alt-child [{:id 1 :n 22}
                                       {:id 2 :n 44}]}}
  (dom/div
    (mapv ui-other-child alt-child)))

;; For use in the body of normal defsc components.
(def ui-alt-root (mroot/floating-root-factory AltRoot))

;; For use as plain React class
(def PlainAltRoot (mroot/floating-root-react-class AltRoot app))

...

(some-js-library #js {:thing PlainAltRoot})

(defsc NormalFulcroClass [this props]
  {:query [:stuff]
   :ident (fn [] [:x 1])
   ...}
  (dom/div
    ;; ok to use within defsc components:
    (ui-alt-root)
    ;; how to use the plain react class, which is how js libs would use it:
    (dom/create-element PlainAltRoot)))

deregister-root! clj/s

(deregister-root! react-instance)

(deregister-root! react-instance {:keys [app] :as options})

Deregister a mounted root that should no longer be managed.

floating-root-factory clj/s

(floating-root-factory UIClass)

(floating-root-factory UIClass options)

Create a factory that renders a floating root in a normal Fulcro context (body of a Fulcro component). This factory has the same sync constraints as normal component/factory functions. See components/with-parent-context.

UIClass: A class that will behave as a floating root. NOTE: that class MUST have a mount/unmount hook to regsiter/deregister itself as a root.

options: An options map. Same as for component/factory. Note, however, that this factory will not receive props, so a :keyfn would have to be based on something else.

You normally do not pass any props to this factory because it is controlling the component and feeding props from the database. Props sent to this factory are only used by the wrapper, however, :react-key is useful if you have a bunch of sibling roots and need to set the react key for each.

floating-root-react-class clj/s

(floating-root-react-class UIRoot fulcro-app)

Generate a plain React class that can render a Fulcro UIRoot. NOTE: The UIRoot must register/deregister itself in the component lifecycle:

(defsc UIRoot [this props]
  {:componentDidMount     (fn [this] (mroot/register-root! this))
   :componentWillUnmount  (fn [this] (mroot/deregister-root! this))
   :initial-state {}
   :query [root-like-query]}
  ...)

The fulcro-app is the app under which this root will be rendered. Create different factories if you have more than one mounted app.

register-root! clj/s

(register-root! react-instance)

(register-root! react-instance {:keys [app initialize?]})

DEPRECATED: Floating roots can now be created with React hooks and hooks/use-component or hooks/use-fulcro.

Register a mounted react component as a new root that should be managed. The options map can contain:

• :initialize?: Should the initial state be pushed into the app state (if not already present)? Defaults to true, which causes it to happen once (on initial mount).

render! clj/s

(render! app)

(render! app {:keys [force-root? root-props-changed?] :as options})

DEPRECATED: Floating roots can now be created with React hooks and hooks/use-component or hooks/use-fulcro.

The top-level call for using this optimized render in your application.

If :force-root? true is passed in options, then it just forces a keyframe root render.

This renderer always does a keyframe render unless an :only-refresh option is passed to the stack (usually as an option on (transact! this [(f)] {:only-refresh [...idents...]}). In that case the renderer will ignore all data diffing and will target refresh only to the on-screen components that have the listed ident(s). This allows you to get component-local state refresh rates on transactions that are responding to events that should really only affect a known set of components (like the input field).

This option does not currently support using query keywords in the refresh set. Only idents.

render-roots! clj/s

(render-roots! app options)

render-stale-components! clj/s

(render-stale-components! app options)

This function tracks the state of the app at the time of prior render in the app's runtime-atom. It uses that to do a comparison of old vs. current application state (bounded by the needs of on-screen components). When it finds data that has changed it renders all of the components that depend on that data.

with-app-context clj/s macro

(with-app-context fulcro-app & body)

Wraps the given body with the correct internal bindings of the given fulcro-app so that Fulcro internals will work when that body is embedded in unusual ways.

You should use this around the render body of any floating root that will be rendered outside of the synchronous fulcro render (e.g. you pass a floating root class to a React library).