I could use some help defining the type for my element's Props, as I'm convinced that what I'm trying to achieve is possible, but I just cannot get it to work. In my TS app I have a component, that…
I have a Api call which get a object with question Id and response Id given by the user. When I revisit the questions, I want to see the previously given answers checked in the radio button. I can get…
I'm new to React and js in general and I'm following a crash course on React on got stuck on this error at some point in the course, and I'm getting this error for the preventDefault method that I have…
I am quite new to react here. I am trying to constrain my input to min -10 and max 10 input value. I have it so the input can accept input and I am trying to use hooks useState and…
As title. I try to set component state from child through callback given by parent. Demo is in https://codepen.io/jadecubes/pen/wvYxKEL The callback looks like A = () => { const [info, setInfo] = useState(["Hello world."]); return ( <> <B onChange={() =>…
I try to use a prop value to set a state but it keeps giving me null. The prop value has a valid value (boolean). This is the constructor of the child component: constructor(props: any) { super(props); this.setState({ ...this.state, customUser:…
I'm trying to create an pokedex app. In my app.js, I use an useEffect to make an API call then I use a child component to detail each card. What I'm trying to do is when an user click on…
How can I type the props in the react typescript ? I'm getting the error Property 'authors' does not exist on type '[Props] & { children?: ReactNode; }'.ts. I'm expecting to pass an array wich consists of name and password…
I am trying to create custom components using TailwindCSS and Vite. While passing a function I get the error 'Uncaught TypeError: props.handleSelect is not a function'. const Navbar = () => { const handleSelect = (option) => { option ==…
I know the error. It says that I need to place a key={object.id} in the map() function of my code. I have that but the error still shows on the browser console. Any idea why this is happening? <> <section…