faasjs-react-ant-design

FaasJS React And Ant Design

Default Workflow

Start from feature-local files under features/<feature>/.
Use @faasjs/ant-design request exports in Ant Design apps so request errors and feedback stay consistent.
Use useFaas for component-owned requests, faas for event handlers, Form faas for submits, and useFaasStream for streaming.
Avoid native useEffect by default; use FaasJS React lifecycle helpers for side effects and non-primitive dependencies.
Use createProxyStates for shared state whose data changes must be propagated across independent components or component trees.
For CRUD, compose list, detail, create/update, and delete from shared feature metadata rather than separate one-off flows.

Component and hook rules: references/guidelines/react.md.
Request flow selection and lifecycle controls: references/guidelines/react-data-fetching.md.
@faasjs/ant-design page, route, CRUD, and feedback patterns: references/guidelines/ant-design.md.
React request-flow and component tests: references/guidelines/react-testing.md.
Complete CRUD vertical slice composition: references/guidelines/crud-patterns.md.

Import faas, useFaas, useFaasStream, FaasReactClient, FaasDataWrapper, and withFaasData from @faasjs/ant-design in Ant Design apps.
Import createProxyStates from @faasjs/react; create a stable feature-local state channel and export the generated useXxx, setXxx, and xxxRef helpers.
Destructure hook returns at the call site; do not keep broad result or states objects.
Keep React event handlers inline by default; extract only for reuse or real boundaries.
For object or array dependencies, use equal memo/effect helpers instead of native dependency arrays.
Use hidden for controlled field visibility and if(values) for value-dependent visibility; test visibility again when props or relevant values change.
Prefer useStates or useStatesRef for component-local state, and createSplittingContext for provider-scoped shared state; reach for createProxyStates when data-change notifications must cross components, regardless of where the setter is called.