#react-render-if-truthy
A JSX-specific util for rendering a component if some data value is truthy. An
unlimited number of arguments may be passed, with the last argument always
being a callback function. The supplied callback will be invoked with arguments
in the same order as passed, replacing non-truthy values with null, and
mainting truthy values.
The the callback will be returned, unless all the passed arguments are falsy,
in which case null will be returned.
##Examples
// Basic Examples
RIT('truthy!', val => <div>{val}</div>); // => <div>truthy!</div>
RIT(1, 2, (val, val2) => <div>{val + val2}</div> // => <div>3</div>
RIT(undefined, val => <div>{val}</div>); // => null
// Advanced Example
const user = {
firstName: 'Turbo',
lastName: 'Jackson',
email: null,
phone: null
};
<ul className="user-info">
{Object.keys(user).map(key => RIT(user[key], val => (
<li key={key} className={dasherize(key)}>
{humanize(key)}: {val}
</li>
)))}
</ul>##License MIT