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Send down component properties

You can use the Provider to send down component properties. And because providers can be nested, it's a really powerful tool to handle generally properties used often by a component.

import Provider from '@dnb/eufemia/shared/Provider'


render(
  <MyApp>
    ...
    <Provider Button={{ size: 'large' }}>
      ...
      <Button>Large button</Button>
    </Provider>
  </MyApp>,
)

NB: If you use TypeScript, you may rather use the value property to spread the component properties along:

<Provider
  value={{
    Button: { size: 'large' },
  }}
>
  ...
  <Button>Large button</Button>
</Provider>

Changing locale or currency

You can either set the locale as a properly e.g. <Provider locale="en-GB" ... and handle the change from the app root, or change it inside the app, respective Context:

import { Field } from '@dnb/eufemia/extensions/forms'
import Provider from '@dnb/eufemia/shared/Provider'
import Context from '@dnb/eufemia/shared/Context'


const ChangeLocale = () => {
  const { setLocale, update, locale } = React.useContext(Context)


  React.useEffect(() => {
    // Change the locale
    update({ locale: 'en-GB' })


    // Change the default currency
    update({ currency: 'USD' })
  }, [])


  return (
    <Field.Selection value={locale} onChange={(value) => setLocale(value)}>
      <Field.Option value="nb-NO" title="Norsk" />
      <Field.Option value="en-GB" title="English (GB)" />
    </Field.Selection>
  )
}


render(
  <Provider>
    <MyApp>
      <ChangeLocale />
      text <NumberFormat>123</NumberFormat> table etc.
    </MyApp>
  </Provider>,
)

Nested Providers

Yes, it's possible to have nested providers.

You have then to decide what you need to update.

import { Field } from '@dnb/eufemia/extensions/forms'
import Provider from '@dnb/eufemia/shared/Provider'
import Context from '@dnb/eufemia/shared/Context'


const ChangeLocale = () => {
  const { setCurrentLocale, updateCurrent, locale } =
    React.useContext(Context)


  React.useEffect(() => {
    // Change the locale
    updateCurrent({ locale: 'en-GB' })


    // Change the default currency
    updateCurrent({ currency: 'USD' })
  }, [])


  return (
    <Field.Selection
      value={locale}
      onChange={(value) => setCurrentLocale(value)}
    >
      <Field.Option value="nb-NO" title="Norsk" />
      <Field.Option value="en-GB" title="English (GB)" />
    </Field.Selection>
  )
}


render(
  <Provider locale="en-GB">
    <MyApp>
      <Provider locale="nb-NO">
        Norsk <NumberFormat>1234</NumberFormat>
        <ChangeLocale />
      </Provider>
      English <NumberFormat>1234</NumberFormat>
    </MyApp>
  </Provider>,
)

Provider and context troubleshooting

If there is a module format deviation, components do not share anymore the same provider and context. So, make sure you have a consistent import routine, not like this:

// NB: Example of deviant module formats
import Provider from '@dnb/eufemia/shared/Provider' // like /esm
import { Button } from '@dnb/eufemia/es'
import { NumberFormat } from '@dnb/eufemia/cjs/components'