Great tutorial! Thank you!
Instead of using useReducer for such a simple use case, you could create a new function that would check the new cursor value before calling hook's setCursor:
useReducer
setCursor
const handleSetCursor = useCallback(newCursor => { const result = newCursor; if (newCursor < 0)... return result; }, [totalPages, cursor])
...alrhough this also looks complicated so I'm not sure what's better.
I'd also rename cursor to page as I'd reserve cursor for GraphQL pagination cursor which is usually not a number but a string.
cursor
page
Sorry for formatting, I'm typing this on my phone w/ autocorrect.
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Great tutorial! Thank you!
Instead of using
useReducerfor such a simple use case, you could create a new function that would check the new cursor value before calling hook'ssetCursor:...alrhough this also looks complicated so I'm not sure what's better.
I'd also rename
cursortopageas I'd reservecursorfor GraphQL paginationcursorwhich is usually not a number but a string.Sorry for formatting, I'm typing this on my phone w/ autocorrect.