react-web-workers

A Simple Library to use web worker with your React Application Easily

Intro

If you are using some expensive processes inside your webpage, make sure you don't compromise your performance there. Web workers can make your web page feel smooth and realistic

Install

Installing this package is super simple and just like any other package. If you are using npm:

npm i react-web-workers

But if you are yarn lover:

yarn add react-web-workers

Workers

Create as many workers as you want as a function and export them just like this:

const message = () => {
  let text = 'Hello I am Your Web Worker'

  const sentData = () => {
    // eslint-disable-next-line no-restricted-globals
    self.postMessage({ text })
  }

  // eslint-disable-next-line no-restricted-globals
  self.onmessage = ({ data }) => {
    console.log(data)
    sentData()
  }
}

export default message;

Work with Workers

Once your workers are ready, import react-web-workers

import WebWorker from 'react-web-workers';

Also import your workers:

import message from './workers/message';
...

Pass the workers directly as an array:

const [messageWorker, ...] = WebWorker([message, ...]);

Now you have access to all the web workers functionality with this messageWorker and all the other workers you've been working with

In case if you're feeling any difficulty, please refer to the example we have in this project.

Features

• Simple to Use
• Just import and start using
• All the default functionality is kept
• Create your worker function and export it

Examples

• Here's an Example of this library Example
• Here's an Example of web worker in Action Web Worker in Action

License

MIT © Zonayed Ahmed