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const DynamicComponent = React.lazy(() => | |
import(`path/to/${reactComponentName}`) | |
); | |
return ( | |
//This works, but now how to I crawl in and grab its properties and PropTypes? | |
<Suspense fallback={<div>Loading...</div>}> | |
<DynamicComponent title="Lazy loaded component" /> | |
</Suspense> | |
) |
@remy just updated the gist as I'm using the <Suspense>
feature. I guess I'm looking for something like "when component has successfully loaded, do stuff like grab its PropTypes and loop through them"
Would this work?
https://codesandbox.io/s/o5wxz1wv29?fontsize=14
import()
returns a Promise that will resolve the module; you could dive in there?
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Can you elaborate on what you're doing to "crawl in and grab"?
My guess is that during your crawl process, you're looking at whatever
React.lazy
returns the first time around. I'd be looking for some kind of hook fromReact.lazy
to trigger my crawling code to re-run it's process.But that's only assuming I guessed right on what "crawl in" was.