Agreed, I think classNames is a bit of overkill for what is essentially concatenation of strings. However template literals can get hectic and hard to reason about very quickly. What I normally do is:
const componentClassName = [ 'some-base-class', someBooleanCondition && 'a-class-in-here', someOtherBoolean && 'another-class', ] .filter(Boolean) .join(' ')
Written on a mobile so forgive any typos!
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Agreed, I think classNames is a bit of overkill for what is essentially concatenation of strings. However template literals can get hectic and hard to reason about very quickly. What I normally do is:
Written on a mobile so forgive any typos!