❓Question
// should define in child component (<Body>)
// to follow the Container-Presenter pattern, but how?
const handleUpdate = useCallback(() => {
hoge()
}, [])
return (
<Body />
<Footer>
<Button onCliCk={handleUpdate} />
<Footer />
)
ChatGPT's answer
In this situation, ChatGPT might suggest using useRef and useImperativeHandle, which works, but there is a better way, I think.
That approach often adds complicated code, and some engineers may not be familiar with them
My answer
set a useState in parent component to store function states, and assign functions themselves in initial useEffect in child component
▼ Parent component
const [{handleUpdate, ....}, setHandlers] = useState({
handleUpdate: undefined,
hoge: undefined,
.........
})
return (
<Body setHandlers={setHandlers} />
<Footer>
<Button onCliCk={handleUpdate} />
<Footer />
)
▼ Child component <Body>
const onUpdate = useCallback(() => {
update()
}, [])
useEffect(() => {
setHandlers({
handleUpdate: onUpdate,
hoge: onHoge,
.............
})
},[])
It would be simpler than using useRef and useImperativeHandle.
This pattern is kind of Function Injection
Your answer
what do you think?
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