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In React, slots are typically used for creating flexible and reusable components. They allow you to define specific areas within a component where content can be inserted. This is particularly useful for creating components that have dynamic or variable content.
Let's break down how slots are implemented in react-declarative
:
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Importing Components : The code imports various components from src/components/One/components/SlotFactory/components directory. These components represent different input or display elements that can be used within the
<One />
component. -
Defining Default Slots : The
defaultSlots
object is defined, which maps slot names to the imported components. Each component is associated with a specific slot name, indicating where it will be used within the application. -
Creating Slot Context : The
SlotContext
is created using React'screateContext()
function. This context is initialized withdefaultSlots
, allowing it to provide access to slot components throughout the React component tree. -
Using Slots : The
CheckBoxSlot
component is defined, which acts as a wrapper around the CheckBox component. It retrieves the CheckBox component from theSlotContext
using theuseContext()
hook and renders it with the provided props. -
Exporting Slot Context and Components : The
SlotContext
is exported as the default export, making it available for use in other parts of the application. Additionally, theCheckBoxSlot
component is exported as the default export from its file.