If I want to use the context outside of the render method am I able to use, for example:
import {GoogleMapContext} from '@googlemap-react/core'
class MapContainer extends React.Component {
static contextType = GoogleMapContext;
//etc
and then access the map by this.context.state.map?
Hm, I tried the way above and also refactored to a functional component and just used:
import React, {useContext} from "react"; import { GoogleMapProvider, MapBox, Marker, InfoWindow, GoogleMapContext } from "@googlemap-react/core";
const MapContainer = props => {
const map = useContext(GoogleMapContext); console.log(map);
and I'm just seeing {state: undefined, dispatch: undefined} as my console output for map, any idea why :/
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If I want to use the context outside of the render method am I able to use, for example:
import {GoogleMapContext} from '@googlemap-react/core'
class MapContainer extends React.Component {
static contextType = GoogleMapContext;
//etc
and then access the map by this.context.state.map?
Hm, I tried the way above and also refactored to a functional component and just used:
import React, {useContext} from "react";
import {
GoogleMapProvider,
MapBox,
Marker,
InfoWindow,
GoogleMapContext
} from "@googlemap-react/core";
const MapContainer = props => {
const map = useContext(GoogleMapContext);
console.log(map);
//etc
and I'm just seeing {state: undefined, dispatch: undefined} as my console output for map, any idea why :/