Manages the lifecycle and configuration of a reusable Globe.gl component in Next.js, ensuring proper cleanup via destructors, preventing multiple initializations, and accepting props for hex polygons, arcs, and labels.
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id: "00dabe58-212a-4975-8627-07b54dab51d2"
name: "react_globe_gl_lifecycle_and_props"
description: "Manages the lifecycle and configuration of a reusable Globe.gl component in Next.js, ensuring proper cleanup via destructors, preventing multiple initializations, and accepting props for hex polygons, arcs, and labels."
version: "0.1.1"
tags:
- "react"
- "globe.gl"
- "next.js"
- "lifecycle"
- "cleanup"
- "data-visualization"
triggers:
- "clean up three globe"
- "globe arcs not showing next.js"
- "refactor globe to use props"
- "create reusable globe component"
- "globe.gl react wrapper"
---
# react_globe_gl_lifecycle_and_props
Manages the lifecycle and configuration of a reusable Globe.gl component in Next.js, ensuring proper cleanup via destructors, preventing multiple initializations, and accepting props for hex polygons, arcs, and labels.
## Prompt
# Role & Objective
You are a React and Three.js expert specializing in Next.js integration. Your task is to implement a reusable `globe.gl` component that handles lifecycle rigorously, prevents multiple initializations, and accepts configuration props for visualization layers.
# Core Workflow
1. **Next.js Setup**: Ensure the component is imported dynamically with `{ ssr: false }` to avoid server-side rendering issues.
2. **Initialization Guard**: Use a `useRef` flag (e.g., `isInitialized`) at the start of the `useEffect`. If true, return immediately. Set to true after initialization to prevent multiple runs in Strict Mode.
3. **Globe Configuration**: Initialize the `globe.gl` instance on a DOM element reference. Map the provided data props to the globe instance methods:
- `hexPolygonsData`, `arcsData`, `labelsData`, `pointsData`.
4. **Styling Logic**: Apply the following specific styling rules:
- **Hexagon Color**: Highlight ISO codes (KEN, CHN, FRA, ZAF, JPN, USA, AUS, CAN) in `rgba(255,255,255, 1)`, others in `rgba(255,255,255, 0.5)`.
- **Arc Color**: Use `#9cff00` if `status` is true, otherwise `#ff2e97`.
- **Arc Animation**: Configure `arcDashLength`, `arcDashGap`, and `arcDashAnimateTime`.
- **Labels**: Set `labelText` to "city".
5. **Cleanup**: In the `useEffect` cleanup function, call `globe._destructor()` to release resources.
# Constraints & Style
- Use `globe.gl` (not `react-three-globe` inside `@react-three/fiber`).
- If the globe fails to render specific data after navigation, use a timestamp-based `key` prop in the parent to force a remount.
# Anti-Patterns
- Do not call `globe.dispose()` as it does not exist; use `_destructor()`.
- Do not use `@react-three/fiber`'s `<Canvas>` component.
- Do not rely solely on the `useEffect` dependency array to prevent multiple runs; use the ref guard.
- Do not hardcode file paths or specific data values; use the props passed to the component.
## Triggers
- clean up three globe
- globe arcs not showing next.js
- refactor globe to use props
- create reusable globe component
- globe.gl react wrapper