@woocommerce/navigation

Navigation

A collection of navigation-related functions for handling query parameter objects, serializing query parameters, updating query parameters, and triggering path changes.

Installation

Install the module

pnpm install @woocommerce/navigation --save

Usage

getHistory

A single history object used to perform path changes. This needs to be passed into ReactRouter to use the other path functions from this library.

import { getHistory } from '@woocommerce/navigation';

render() {
	return (
		<Router history={ getHistory() }>
			…
		</Router>
	);
}

getPath() ⇒ String

Get the current path from history.

Returns: String - Current path.

getTimeRelatedQuery(query) ⇒ Object

Gets time related parameters from a query.

Returns: Object - Object containing the time related queries.

Param	Type	Description
query	Object	Query containing the parameters.

getIdsFromQuery(queryString) ⇒ Array

Get an array of IDs from a comma-separated query parameter.

Returns: Array - List of IDs converted to an array of unique integers.

Param	Type	Description
queryString	string	string value extracted from URL.

getNewPath(query, path, currentQuery) ⇒ String

Return a URL with set query parameters.

Returns: String - Updated URL merging query params into existing params.

Param	Type	Description
query	Object	object of params to be updated.
path	String	Relative path (defaults to current path).
currentQuery	Object	object of current query params (defaults to current querystring).

getQuery() ⇒ Object

Get the current query string, parsed into an object, from history.

Returns: Object - Current query object, defaults to empty object.

onQueryChange(param, path, query) ⇒ function

This function returns an event handler for the given param

Returns: function - A callback which will update param to the passed value when called.

Param	Type	Description
param	string	The parameter in the querystring which should be updated (ex page, per_page)
path	string	Relative path (defaults to current path).
query	string	object of current query params (defaults to current querystring).

updateQueryString(query, path, currentQuery)

Updates the query parameters of the current page.

Param	Type	Description
query	Object	object of params to be updated.
path	String	Relative path (defaults to current path).
currentQuery	Object	object of current query params (defaults to current querystring).

flattenFilters(filters) ⇒ Array

Collapse an array of filter values with subFilters into a 1-dimensional array.

Returns: Array - Flattened array of all filters.

Param	Type	Description
filters	Array	Set of filters with possible subfilters.

getActiveFiltersFromQuery(query, config) ⇒ Array.<activeFilters>

Given a query object, return an array of activeFilters, if any.

Returns: Array.<activeFilters> - - array of activeFilters

Param	Type	Description
query	object	query oject
config	object	config object

getDefaultOptionValue(config, options) ⇒ string | undefined

Get the default option's value from the configuration object for a given filter. The first option is used as default if no defaultOption is provided.

Returns: string | undefined - - the value of the default option.

Param	Type	Description
config	object	a filter config object.
options	array	select options.

getQueryFromActiveFilters(activeFilters, query, config) ⇒ object

Given activeFilters, create a new query object to update the url. Use previousFilters to Remove unused params.

Returns: object - - query object representing the new parameters

Param	Type	Description
activeFilters	Array.<activeFilters>	activeFilters shown in the UI
query	object	the current url query object
config	object	config object

getUrlKey(key, rule) ⇒ string

Get the url query key from the filter key and rule.

Returns: string - - url query key.

Param	Type	Description
key	string	filter key.
rule	string	filter rule.

activeFilter : Object

Describe activeFilter object.

Properties

Name	Type	Description
key	string	filter key.
[rule]	string	a modifying rule for a filter, eg 'includes' or 'is_not'.
value	string	filter value(s).