My name is Kent C. Dodds and I'm a Remix Co-Founder, JavaScript engineer, and teacher. I'm also active in the open source community. I like my family, JavaScript, and React.
Well, personally I think useState() having a method of reseting state would be the 'simplest' solution...
useState(list.map(addExtraProp),[list]);
...but yes, I could lift the state out of the MembersList, and convert it to a fully controlled stateless component, and just reset the state in the handler for the Team's dropdown onChange. Definitely another good way to solve the problem.
I guess maybe I am the only one who ever felt like they wanted a way to reset the state in useState() or useReducer()
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I think the simplest solution to this problem is to Lift State Up no?
Well, personally I think
useState()having a method of reseting state would be the 'simplest' solution......but yes, I could lift the state out of the
MembersList, and convert it to a fully controlled stateless component, and just reset the state in the handler for theTeam's dropdownonChange. Definitely another good way to solve the problem.I guess maybe I am the only one who ever felt like they wanted a way to reset the state in
useState()oruseReducer()