Section
The SectionComponent
is a layout component used to create a section of a page with customizable styling and content. It acts as a container for other components, which are rendered within the section. The component utilizes a ComponentRenderer
to handle the rendering of nested components, allowing for a flexible and modular layout. The remove
prop controls whether the section should be displayed.
Props
- data: An object containing the section configuration.
- class: Additional CSS classes to apply to the section container for custom styling.
- children: An array of component objects that will be rendered within the section.
- id: A unique identifier for the component.
- component: The type of component to render, managed by
ComponentRenderer
.
- remove: A boolean that determines whether the section should be rendered or not. If
true
, the section will not be displayed.
Component Code
src/components/availableComponents/SectionComponent.js
import ComponentRenderer from '../ComponentRenderer';
const SectionComponent = ({ data, children, remove }) => (
remove ? null : (
<section className={`p-4 ${data.class}`}>
{children.map((child) => (
<ComponentRenderer key={child.id} component={child} />
))}
</section>
)
);
export default SectionComponent;
Component Explanation
-
Section Container:
- The
SectionComponent
renders a<section>
element with customizable padding and additional CSS classes. This allows you to define a distinct area on the page for content organization and styling.
- The
-
Child Rendering:
- The
children
prop is an array of components that are rendered within the section. Each child component is passed to theComponentRenderer
, which handles the dynamic rendering based on the component type.
- The
-
ComponentRenderer Integration:
- The
ComponentRenderer
is used to render each child component within the section. This enables modular content rendering and supports various component types dynamically.
- The
-
Visibility Control:
- The section's visibility is controlled by the
remove
prop. Ifremove
istrue
, the component returnsnull
, and the section is not rendered.
- The section's visibility is controlled by the
Customization
You can customize the SectionComponent
by:
- Adjusting the
data.class
prop to apply different styles and layouts to the section. - Modifying the
children
array to include different components and content within the section. - Using the
remove
prop to conditionally render the section based on specific application logic or user interactions.
Use Cases
- Content Organization: Useful for grouping related content and organizing sections within a page, such as headers, content blocks, and footers.
- Modular Layouts: Ideal for creating modular layouts where different sections can be dynamically rendered based on configuration data.
- Custom Styling: Allows for custom styling and padding to create visually distinct sections on the page.