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useAbortController

Atomico now introduces a new hook called useAbortController, which allows aborting the execution of asynchronous calls, example:

The idea is to create an instance of AbortController every time the hook's parameters change. Each parameter change will abort the previously generated controller, thus cancelling any subscribed promises.

Example

The significant advantage of using useAbortController is the automatic cancellation of asynchronous processes that depend on it when modifying the arguments provided to useAbortController (similar to useEffect).

useAbortController

Atomico now introduces a new hook called useAbortController, which allows aborting the execution of asynchronous calls, example:

Example

import { useAsync, useAbortController } from 'atomico';

async function getUser(id: number, signal: AbortSignal) {
  return fetch(`/id/${id}`, { signal });
}

function myComponent({ userId }: Props<typeof myComponent>) {
  const { signal } = useAbortController([userId]);

  const user = useAsync(getUser, [userId, signal]);

  return <host>{user.name}</host>;
}

myComponent.props = { userId: { type: Number, value: 0 } };