jamespot-react-core 1.1.2 → 1.1.7

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211214170208.tsx

@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributeProps } from 'utils/types';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<DisplayAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just u
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211214170229.tsx

@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributeProps } from 'utils/types';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<DisplayAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just abose the element value
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211214171848.tsx

@@ -1,36 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<DisplayAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just abose the element value
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211214180831.tsx

@@ -1,36 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just abose the element value
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211214181345.tsx

@@ -1,36 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215093641.tsx

@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- * Note :
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215093839.tsx

@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215093921.tsx

@@ -1,40 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Render a component depends on object type
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215094002.tsx

@@ -1,40 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Render a component
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215094023.tsx

@@ -1,40 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Choose the component to render according to the type of the object
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215152221.tsx

@@ -1,44 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Choose the component to render according to the type of the object
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return (
-            <Wrap>
-                <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />
-            </Wrap>
-        );
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215152233.tsx

@@ -1,45 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Choose the component to render according to the type of the object
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-    const WrapperComponent: React.FunctionComponent<any> = attribute.components.wrapper;
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return (
-            <Wrap>
-                <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />
-            </Wrap>
-        );
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215152236.tsx

@@ -1,45 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Choose the component to render according to the type of the object
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-    const WrapperComponent: React.FunctionComponent<any> = attribute.components.wrapper;
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return (
-            <WrapperComponent>
-                <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />
-            </WrapperComponent>
-        );
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215152249.tsx

@@ -1,46 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Choose the component to render according to the type of the object
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        const WrapperComponent: React.FunctionComponent<any> = attribute.components.wrapper;
-
-        return (
-            <WrapperComponent>
-                <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />
-            </WrapperComponent>
-        );
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215152319.tsx

@@ -1,41 +0,0 @@
-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Choose the component to render according to the type of the object
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-    const WrapperComponent: React.FunctionComponent<any> = attribute.components.wrapper;
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};

package/.history/src/displayer/DisplayAttribute.component_20211215152321.tsx

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-import * as React from 'react';
-import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';
-import { DisplayAttributesProps, RenderAttributeProps } from './types';
-
-/***
- * Choose the component to render according to the type of the object
- */
-const RenderAttribute = (props: RenderAttributeProps) => {
-    const { attribute } = props;
-    const RenderComponent: FunctionComponent<RenderAttributeProps> = attribute.components.render;
-    return <RenderComponent {...props} />;
-};
-
-/****
- * The jamespot model depend on the platform
- * For example a user can have the size attribute only for a given platform
- * The model specifics of a platform are stored in J.model
- *
- * This component display an array of attributes only if this attribute is activated on the platform
- *
- * @param props.object the object to display (ie the user)
- * @param props.attributesName an array of string : the list of attributes we want to display
- * @param props.componentsOverride we can override the default render of the attribute
- * @param props.componentsOverride.render the whole component logic (we override @DisplayList or @DisplaySingleValue for exemple)
- * @param props.componentsOverride.wrapper the attribute is wrapped inside an element. For a list it can be an UL
- * @param props.componentsOverride.element the component just above the element value
- *  Note :If we override the "render" you can't override "wrapper" and "element" because the render rewrite everything
- */
-export const DisplayAttributes = (props: DisplayAttributesProps) => {
-    const { attributesName, object, componentsOverride } = props;
-    const config = J.react.useDisplay(attributesName || [], object.type);
-
-    return config.map((attributeProps) => {
-        attributeProps.components = {
-            ...attributeProps.components,
-            ...componentsOverride[attributeProps.accessor],
-        };
-        return <RenderAttribute attribute={attributeProps} object={object} />;
-    });
-};