I have this code in a function
function Lobby () {
but I wanted to pass it on to class Lobby extends Component { for a component with
render () {
return (
but putting these const and useEffect ect .. gives me an error, is there any way to "translate" this into a component?
I thank those who can help me
original code:
function Lobby () {
const [message, updateMessage] = useState('')
const [messages, updateMessages] = useState([])
useEffect(() => {
const handleNewMessage = newMessage =>
updateMessages([...messages, newMessage])
socket.on('chat.message', handleNewMessage)
return () => socket.off('chat.message', handleNewMessage)
}, [messages])
const handleFormSubmit = event => {
event.preventDefault()
if (message.trim()) {
socket.emit('chat.message', {
userid: myId,
lobby,
username: username,
message
})
updateMessage('')
const recibesound = document.getElementsByClassName("audio-element")[0]
recibesound.play()
}
}
const handleInputChange = event =>
updateMessage(event.target.value)
////teste
const handleTesteChange = event =>
updateMessage(event.target.value)
const handleTesteSubmit = event => {
event.preventDefault()
if (message.trim()) {
socket.emit('chat.message', {
userid: myId,
message
})
updateMessage('')
}
}
///teste
return(
//html
)}
export default Lobby;
goal:
class Lobby extends Component {
// same code
render() {
return(
//html
);
}
}
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