Category: React

can be refactored by destructuring the array when calling the .map function

When working with API requests in React you can choose if you want to work with a promise syntax and make use of .then() or if you want to use async and await. below are examples of both: this code can be refactored by using async and await.

create a prop on the child element that calls a function pass the data in the child component to the function that was passed down as a prop App.js now got the search term that was filled in child component!

above code is broken as this is undefined in legacy react it would be solved by adding a constructor that binds this to this 🙂 Another example: When trying to hit enter, we get back “TypeError: Cannot read property ‘state’ of undefined ” the reason being that this function equals to and whenever the function …

Simple event handlers in React it makes sense to refactor the code above and make use of a single line arrow function instead when the onChange event triggers a very simple single line functionality, as below: However, we now have a UNCONTROLLED component where the value is stored in the HTML. This is not OK! …

refactored into a class

If we have duplicate code like this: it can be refactored into a if-else statement: but even better would be to create a seasonConfig object!