Hey Dawson! Thanks for the reply. I realize this might be a bit late, but I think you could use a combination of useCallback and memoize:
useCallback
memoize
const [state, setState] = useState(initialValues) const handleChange = useCallback(memoize(key => value => { setState({ [key]: value }) }), [])
Perhaps there's a better or easier way using useReducer!
useReducer
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Hey Dawson! Thanks for the reply. I realize this might be a bit late, but I think you could use a combination of
useCallbackandmemoize:Perhaps there's a better or easier way using
useReducer!