So in React, the rules of hooks says that hooks cannot be called outside of functional components. My predicament: I need to initialize state in my createContext using a hook for the SchedulesProvider. The state is a dynamic date, like…
I am developing a system, that system has login function and it is working successfully. That login process takes username and role. When I check it on Login.jsx it is fine, I can see role and username correctly. The problem…
The problem is that the expenses array is not being updated after submitting the updated expense and that is what's providing expenses throughout the app. In order to reflect the updates I have to reload the app (so the useEffect…
I have tried multiple ways. Watched many solutions above but still couldn't solve this issue. Can anyone please help me using context in my project. SearchContext.jsx import { createContext } from 'react'; const SearchContext = createContext(); export default SearchContext; Search.jsx…
When I try to use createContext() the console gives me this error: App.js:6 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'consoleLogFunction' of '(0 , react__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_1__.useContext)(...)' as it is null. I've seen others asking questions about this here in Stack Overflow but I…