Provides a declarative way to specify document.title in a single-page app.
This component can be used on server side as well.
Built with React Side Effect.
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npm install --save react-document-title
Dependencies: React >= 0.11.0
- Does not emit DOM, not even a
<noscript>; - Like a normal React compoment, can use its parent's
propsandstate; - Can be defined in many places throughout the application;
- Supports arbitrary levels of nesting, so you can define app-wide and page-specific titles;
- Works just as well with isomorphic apps.
Assuming you use something like react-router:
varApp=React.createClass({render: function(){// Use "My Web App" if no child overrides thisreturn(<DocumentTitletitle='My Web App'><this.props.activeRouteHandler/></DocumentTitle>);}});varHomePage=React.createClass({render: function(){// Use "Home" while this component is mountedreturn(<DocumentTitletitle='Home'><h1>Home, sweet home.</h1></DocumentTitle>);}});varNewArticlePage=React.createClass({mixins: [LinkStateMixin],render: function(){// Update using value from state while this component is mountedreturn(<DocumentTitletitle={this.state.title||'Untitled'}><div><h1>New Article</h1><inputvalueLink={this.linkState('title')}/></div></DocumentTitle>);}});If you use it on server, call DocumentTitle.rewind() after rendering components to string to retrieve the title given to the innermost DocumentTitle. You can then embed this title into HTML page template.
Because this component keeps track of mounted instances, you have to make sure to call rewind on server, or you'll get a memory leak.
I want to keep this project simple and after a discussion decided it to be out of scope. The good news is you can implement this yourself using the same code that powers React Document Title: React Side Effect. If figure out a good API for setting <meta>, <link rel='canonical'> and similar tags in a nested fashion and use React Side Effect for that, please let me know, so I can link to your project!