AppProvider
Overview
The AppProvider
component is a React context provider that manages and shares the application’s state and configurations across the app. It is a foundational component used in the root layout of the Next.js project and provides essential features such as translation handling, layout direction (LTR/RTL), and theme application.
Props
children
(React.ReactNode): The child components to be rendered within the provider.translation
(Record<string, string>): The translation object to be used for internationalization.
Context
The AppProvider
creates a context using AppContext
, making the state and utility functions available throughout the application.
Context Value (AppContextType
)
AppContextType
)direction
(string): Current text direction.translation
(Record<string, string>): Current translation data.setDirection
(function): Function to update thedirection
state.
Theme Integration
The AppProvider
uses the WieldyTheme
component to apply the default theme to the application. The theme is imported from the project’s configuration:
Hooks
useApp
useApp
The useApp
hook provides access to the AppContext
.
Example Usage
useTranslation
useTranslation
The useTranslation
hook simplifies fetching translated strings based on keys.
Example Usage
Details
The useTranslation
hook retrieves nested keys from the translation
object. If a key is not found, it logs an error and returns the key itself as a fallback.
Key Features
Translation Support: Enables dynamic language changes by providing translations through the context.
Direction Handling: Supports both LTR and RTL layouts, making it suitable for international applications.
Theming: Integrates with the Wieldy theme system to apply consistent styles across the application.
Summary
The AppProvider
component is a core utility in the Next.js project, encapsulating the app’s state and providing essential configurations such as translation, directionality, and theming. By using this component, developers can ensure consistency and scalability across the app.