data-provider
Data Provider Pattern
Table of Contents
In a previous article, we've come to learn how renderless components help separate the logic of a component from its presentation. This becomes useful when we need to create reusable logic that can be applied to different UI implementations.
Renderless components also allow us to leverage another helpful pattern known as the data provider pattern.
When to Use
- Use this when multiple components need to consume the same data but display it differently
- This is helpful for centralizing data-fetching logic without coupling it to specific UI components
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