A collection of useful React higher-order components
The @klarna/higher-order-components library is a React component collection that streamlines the implementation of higher-order components (HOCs). Although the project is now deprecated, it offers a range of beneficial features that enhance styling and interactivity for React applications. If you’re looking for ways to simplify managing styles and component behaviors, this library could provide useful techniques.
The HOCs included in this library serve distinct purposes, from normalizing styles across different environments to managing state based on user interactions. Although it may not receive future updates, developers can still leverage its capabilities for existing projects.
normalizeStyle (Component): A HOC designed to clean up and normalize style props for consistent behavior across web and native platforms, ensuring all properties are functional.
withStyleSheetOverride (getDefaultStyleSheet) (Component): Allows flexible styling by merging consumer-defined styles with default styles, catering to custom visual requirements effortlessly.
withDisplayName (string) (Component): Simplifies the assignment of display names for components, enhancing debugging and readability of component trees.
withFocusProps (props) (Component): Adds specified props to a component when it is focused, enabling tailored behavior based on user interactions.
withKeyboardFocusProps (props) (Component): Similar to withFocusProps, this HOC appends props when the component receives focus through keyboard navigation.
withNotifyOnLowFPS ({threshold: number}) (Component): Monitors the component’s frames per second during animations, providing notifications when performance dips below a user-defined threshold.
withDeprecationWarning (config) (Component): Alerts developers when the component they’re using is deprecated, promoting code maintenance and best practices.
These features provide developers with the tools to build more responsive and visually consistent applications, despite the project’s deprecated status.
