i'm expecting this to be something very simple that I am too tired and overlooked, but hoping someone can help! I have a function that my parent component inherits from the provider. I am attempting to pass the function to…
I have a React App that uses Vite. Everything is working as expected but I would like to see if we can customize the vite configuration further. My goal is to make sure that my React app can be deployed…
I am trying to deploy a react app to my vagrant machine running in my Mac using Jenkins pipeline. After I successfully build the app, the build folder is only resident in the build stage. This build folder is not…
i have managed to toggle tables upon button clicks but i want for each table to only show when its button is clicked and then hide when another button meant for another table is clicked. where do i need to…
I'm currently learning React and I'm having a problem, when I launch my app it says that it can't find modules at the location I gave. I believe I have written the correct path but it would seem that's not…
I am using Input field from material-ui along with react, trying to set autofill off for all the fields and have tried multiple solutions available but none of them seems working properly. Tried Solutions - By setting autoComplete="off" Passed autocomplete:'off'…
I have 3 component say ParentComponent , MiddleComponent and ChildComponent. ParentComponent has a boolean var say isPresent. It is being passed as props to MiddleComponent which passes the var isPresent to the ChildComponent. In this ChildComponent, I am doing calculation…
Lets say we have two nested components. Both of them has useEffects. Now if we run the app. the child useEffect is executed first and after that its parent components useEffect is executed. As far as I know this architecture…
I use Yup with Formik in ReactJS app. I have a bunch of fields that become required if any of the fields is filled. Fortunately Yup provides a function when to address conditional validation, but since all of those fields…
This is ok: const [foo, setFoo] = useState<string>() This is not: const [boo, setBoo] = useState<string>(undefined) Argument of type 'undefined' is not assignable to parameter of type 'string | (() => string)' I think they have the same meaning, though…