API Reference JavaScript SDK React<Pump />

<Pump />

A React Server Component that queries BaseHub and can subcribe to real time changes seamlessly.

import { Pump } from 'basehub/react-pump'

Pump is a React Server Component, meaning, it can only be used within frameworks that support RSC (Next.js only for now).

The power of Pump comes when you use Next.js Draft Mode alongside it. Pump lets developers write their queries and rendering logic in a simple and typesafe way, and get “content fast refresh” (live preview) out of the box, without affecting the website’s performance in any way.

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If you’re interested in how this works under the hood, or the reason behind its syntax, you can read our blog post about it.

Props

These are the props supported by <Pump /> .

Name	Type	Description
`queries`	`QueryType[]`	Required. An array of BaseHub queries that will be fetched from the BaseHub API asynchronously
`draft`	`boolean`	If enabled, it will fetch from the draft API, what consumes the WIP data.
`token`	`string`	Lets you pass a BaseHub token explicitly. Useful for frameworks in which `process.env.BASEHUB_TOKEN` is not available.
`signal`	`AbortSignal`	Inherited from the fetch API.
`next`	`NextFetchCache`	Next.js only. Let’s you configure the cache.
`cache`	`RequestCache`	Inherited from the fetch API.

Example

This query will get _sys.id from the API. Most importantly, when Next.js Draft Mode is enabled, it’ll subscribe to content changes in real time.

import { Pump } from "basehub/react-pump"
import { draftMode } from "next/headers"

const Page = () => {
  return (
    <Pump
      queries={[{ _sys: { id: true } }]}
      draft={draftMode().isEnabled}
      next={{ revalidate: 30 }}
    >
      {async ([data]) => {
        "use server"

        return (
          <pre>
            <code>{JSON.stringify(data, null, 2)}</code>
          </pre>
        )
      }}
    </Pump>
  )
}

export default Page