My crypto calculator should change the opposite field (Amount in, Amount out) based on API calls. For example, if I choose Ethereum - Bitcoin pair and I enter 1 in Ethereum field, I will get 0.06902 in Bitcoin field. If…
I am writing a simple react page where user details can be fetched from one API and pass it to another API multiple times with some modification. export default function User() { const [userid, setUserId] = useState(""); const [userData, setUserData]…
I am using NEXTJS and SanityIO. I am getting this error when adding this Framer motion component? "TypeError: createContext only works in Client Components. Add the "use client" directive at the top of the file to use it. Read more:…
The code below successfully display users div messages at the bottom of the page when clicked Users button serially (Eg User1, User2, user3 etc.) Here is my issue: when I click the Users Button randomly (Eg. User1, user6, user5, user12…
const [login] = useLoginMutation({ onSuccess: () => { console.log("Success"); setAlertType("success"); setAlertMessage("Login successful!"); setOpenAlert(true); }, onError: (error) => { console.log("Error: " + error); setAlertType("error"); setAlertMessage(`Login failed: ${error}`); setOpenAlert(true); } }); Everything is working except that the onSuccess and onError doesn't fire.…
I have this code: index.html ... <body> <div id="example-root"></div> </body> ... Component.tsx ... const exampleRoot = document.getElementById("example-root") function Component() { return ReactDOM.createPortal(<div>...</div>, exampleRoot) } Stories.tsx ... const ExampleStory = () => ( <> <div id="example-root"></div> <Component /> </> ) I…
I don't know if I'm following an advisable/correct pattern but basically, my application leverages on same arrays used in various components. I am thinking about generalizing these lists as constants for simplicity/maintainability. Here follows an example: I have two different…
My Create React App is compiling over and over. Aside the fact is shouldn't do that its also very distracting. this is the output from the default npm run start I'm guessing it's something to do with linting, ideas? EDIT:…
I have a realization you may see on the screenshot. But this two separate lines is not connected to each other even if the end value of the first line is the same as start on the second line see…
In a function inside a functional react component I may update multiple state variables. How can I ensure all state changes have taken place before running the next function. Below, for example, imagine that calculateScore() is triggered on some event…