Watch props changes automatically

[arunoda]

Get a list of props used by the composer function. Then re-run the composer function if they changed.
This will fix #1

[roberto68]

do you mean do this const Clock = compose(composerFunction)(Time); https://jsfiddle.net/arunoda/wm6romh for every component like Time - if there's another component like Timer I should do const TimerClock = compose(composerFunction)(Timer);
Second question.
what about the case I've some user initiated update do DB (method call in redux) and then receive changed data from server by subscribing that composerFunction to meteor publish (from server) = not like in you that example to redux store

[arunoda]

Hey @roberto68.

I'm sorry but I don't clear the question.

[roberto68]

I mean rerun the composerFunction. if there is component Timer I should do const TimerClock = compose(composerFunction)(Timer); and I edit that second part of my question, so it should be clear now

[markshust]

I need to pass props through the container to child components, however it appears that any prop change sent to the container still triggers a rererun.

I looked through the code, and am looking for best way to implement this. Would it make sense to create a new option, sort of like pure, which is named shouldComponentUpdate, and if that prop exists, return that function instead of what's returning here?
https://github.com/kadirahq/react-komposer/blob/master/lib/index.js#L84

Let me know if that approach looks good and I'll submit a PR for this.

[markshust]

Just submitted a PR for a start. This adds a new option shouldComponentUpdate, which receives a function that acts like standard shouldComponentUpdate, except instead of nextState as 2nd param, it is props (this.props).

This only half solves my problem. Is there any way to "pass-through" a param to the child component without triggering a rerun on the container component? I'd like to not rerun the container, but re-render some specific child components.

[sahanDissanayake]

Whats the status of this ? is there a solution? https://forums.meteor.com/t/react-komposer-render-crazy-mounts-of-times-when-collection-updated/25518/3