react-hooks

React & TypeScript: Avoid context default value

廉价感情. 提交于 2021-02-20 11:24:29
问题 In the effort to better learn React, TypeScript, and Context / Hooks, I'm making a simple Todo app. However, the code needed to make the context feels cumbersome. For example, if I want to change what a Todo has, I have to change it in three places (ITodo interface, default context value, default state value). If I want to pass down something new, I have to do that in three places (TodoContext, TodoContext's default value, and value=). Is there a better way to not have to write so much code?

React Native state update during animation “resets” the animation

蓝咒 提交于 2021-02-20 02:48:41
问题 I am facing a problem that I've tried to solve in lots of different ways, but I cannot get it to work. Please see this Expo application, I've created a dumb example that demonstrates my problem: https://snack.expo.io/HJB0sE4jS To summarize, I want to build an app with a draggable component (The blue dot in the example), but while the user drags the component I also need to update the state of the app (the counter in the example). The problem is that whenever the state updates during dragging,

React Native state update during animation “resets” the animation

ぃ、小莉子 提交于 2021-02-20 02:48:12
问题 I am facing a problem that I've tried to solve in lots of different ways, but I cannot get it to work. Please see this Expo application, I've created a dumb example that demonstrates my problem: https://snack.expo.io/HJB0sE4jS To summarize, I want to build an app with a draggable component (The blue dot in the example), but while the user drags the component I also need to update the state of the app (the counter in the example). The problem is that whenever the state updates during dragging,

React Native state update during animation “resets” the animation

余生长醉 提交于 2021-02-20 02:47:36
问题 I am facing a problem that I've tried to solve in lots of different ways, but I cannot get it to work. Please see this Expo application, I've created a dumb example that demonstrates my problem: https://snack.expo.io/HJB0sE4jS To summarize, I want to build an app with a draggable component (The blue dot in the example), but while the user drags the component I also need to update the state of the app (the counter in the example). The problem is that whenever the state updates during dragging,

Using React hooks to prevent React re-rendering of a D3 chart

不想你离开。 提交于 2021-02-19 07:35:23
问题 I have been using React and D3 separately and now have a project where I need low level control over the plotting function of an application. Basically, I need to be able to go and fetch higher resolution data from a database as the user zooms in, and vice versa as the user zooms out, on a plot. I have found a few methods to use D3 and React together. I wanted to try and keep all of my React code based around the hooks API as that is what is used for the rest of the code base. I am struggling

Use state variable in ag grid callback not updating

限于喜欢 提交于 2021-02-19 02:47:45
问题 My use state variable, query , inside of the function isExternalFilterPresent never updates. I'm perplexed because the first console.log of query updates with each change of query. I think this is because I'm not quite understand the implementation of hooks. let gridApi: GridApi | null = null; const HouseholdTable = ({accountsData, aggregateEntityTable: {aggregateEntity, columnDefs}}: OwnProps & StateProps) => { const [isDeepDiveOpen, setIsDeepDiveOpen] = useState(false); const [query,

Should I wrap all functions that defined in component in useCallback?

半世苍凉 提交于 2021-02-18 21:57:58
问题 As far as I've known, functions that defined in a React's functional component are regenerated whenever the component rerenders. Since useCallback can be triggered by specific dependencies, it prevents unnecessary regeneration of these functions. Should I wrap each of them in useCallback, and pass relevant dependencies? import React from 'react' const Comp = () => { const fn1 = useCallback( ()=>{ // do something    }, [dependency1]) const fn2 = useCallback( ()=>{ // do something    },

Should I wrap all functions that defined in component in useCallback?

删除回忆录丶 提交于 2021-02-18 21:57:40
问题 As far as I've known, functions that defined in a React's functional component are regenerated whenever the component rerenders. Since useCallback can be triggered by specific dependencies, it prevents unnecessary regeneration of these functions. Should I wrap each of them in useCallback, and pass relevant dependencies? import React from 'react' const Comp = () => { const fn1 = useCallback( ()=>{ // do something    }, [dependency1]) const fn2 = useCallback( ()=>{ // do something    },

Async useState leading to undefined element down the hierarchy

会有一股神秘感。 提交于 2021-02-18 14:52:56
问题 Setup/Scenario I am using twitter api to fetch data and rendering it in twitter card using react-native-socials. The tweet data ( JSON ) is stored and served through my backend and rendered in the app. I am using a Flatlist to render this data. Problem It's working fine for the first 3 loads, I am using pullToRefresh in flatlist to do a network call to get new data. But when I try the 4th time it gets an undefined element. I've replaced the Twitter element ( from react-native-socials lib )

Async useState leading to undefined element down the hierarchy

可紊 提交于 2021-02-18 14:50:22
问题 Setup/Scenario I am using twitter api to fetch data and rendering it in twitter card using react-native-socials. The tweet data ( JSON ) is stored and served through my backend and rendered in the app. I am using a Flatlist to render this data. Problem It's working fine for the first 3 loads, I am using pullToRefresh in flatlist to do a network call to get new data. But when I try the 4th time it gets an undefined element. I've replaced the Twitter element ( from react-native-socials lib )