Should it be simple? One component, one .json file, multiple objects, and a prop to return one of these objects. Honestly not sure if a prop can be passed this way? Card Component Currently, this is showing the featured array…
I have the following code: <Show when={!!icon} fallback={<SVG src={defaultIcon}/>}> <SVG src={icon!} className={styles.buttonIcon} /> </Show> Because icon can be undefined, I created a wrapper to wrap SVG component with, but typescript still thinks that icon can be undefined even if the…
Using React I'm building a simple application for sticky notes where you can add as many sticky notes as you want. I'm trying to add functionality to change the colour of the sticky note but it changes it for every…
I wrote the react route code as below, everything works fine. export const RoutePage = () => { return <BrowserRouter> <Routes> <Route element={<DefaultLayout/>}> <Route path='/' element={<Main />} /> <Route path='/login' element={<LoginPage />} /> <Route path='/register' element={<RegisterPage />} /> <Route path='/mypage'…
The example that I'm dealing with: I have an array that I'm mapping over. For each index of the array, one component is to be shown, and then after x time it's replaced with a different component (permanently). const Parent…
I am using Expo SDK 48 (after upgrading from 46), my issue is that I had a bunch of options containing headerBackTitle: "..." or headerBackTitleVisible: false in my React Navigation, but seems to be not working in the new update.…
The component listens to the context. Each context update triggers a rerender. Can I stop listening to the context if I already got the right value? I want to stop further component update when this context changes For example const…
I have a component defined as follows: function ConfirmableButton(props: { onConfirm: () => void; } & HTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>) But when using it like <ConfirmableButton disabled={disabledRows.includes(id)} />, it gives me error Property 'disabled' does not exist on type 'IntrinsicAttributes & { onConfirm:…
I have these variables inside of a React component. How can I access the bookings variable in a vanilla JS file that I imported above? import "./script.js" {/* I want to access the bookings variable in this file */} const…
So I'm first making a call to my API to get and store user information, but then I need to make a second call to the API to get secondary information based on the response data from the first call.…