Component
Component Patterns
Components are the building blocks of your product. These patterns ensure they stay composable, testable, and easy to evolve as requirements change.
Components are the building blocks of your product. These patterns ensure they stay composable, testable, and easy to evolve as requirements change.
Specific, reusable techniques you can drop into production.
Manage setup, updates, and cleanup phases of component existence.
Build complex components by combining simpler ones rather than using class hierarchies.
Create components that work together implicitly through shared context to manage complex interactions.
Choose between parent-managed state or component-internal state for form inputs.
Define fallback values for optional component inputs to ensure predictable behavior.
Wrap components with additional functionality through function composition.
Separate components that handle UI rendering from those that manage data and business logic.
Avoid passing props through many intermediate components unnecessarily using context or state management.
Pass data and configuration into components through properties or attributes.
Create components that render the same output for the same inputs without side effects.
Use functions to dynamically generate component output based on state and props.
Allow parent components to inject content into designated areas of child components.
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