I have an app in React Native that uses many context. I want to access one of them within a non rendering function e.g. : const DataContext = React.createContex
When I wrap the index.js with my context provider I just see a blank page. this is my context import React, { createContext, Fragment, useState } from 'react';
I'm currently working on a PWA build with React. I'm looking for a way to create one object which contains information like the current time (incl. seconds), cu
I trying to set up ContextApi & useReducer with typescript. On my "issuesInitialState" variable in useReducer, I get the error: No overload matches this ca
I am getting start to study Context API of the React Native. I understand that the Context API is to solve the problem to send a lot of props in the parameters.
I am quite new to React and tried to finish a project on FrontendMentor. It's basically a simple OPA of an online store with just one product and the ability to
I saw many articles that Redux is better than Context API in performance than high frequency updates, but nothing is specific and tell why. What makes people sa
When I use the app and navigate to the SetContext component, I see the value of auth is correct ("dummy value") and after entering a value in the edit field and
I am making a site whereby after the user signs in, the user is meant to be redirected to the home page. The homepage and all the other pages of the site are on
I'm building a react Amazon clone, so in order to give the user the ability to add a product into his basket (as the first version of all the future checkout sy
I just started using typescript with react and tried to deal with ContextAPI with the typescript. So Far I've set a context and tried to use a provider inside m
I thought that if I want to pass a state in another component, it is possible only through props or with contextAPI (provider etc). For example: import { create
Hi I have a context provider which returns like this: return ( <RepeatsSidebarContext.Provider value={{ loading,
In short: which is most memory + cost efficient way to use Firestore snapshot listeners, unmount them always at screen unmount or have the unsubscribe function
I'm trying to build a simple blog native app using context and have stumbled upon an issue to which I can't find a root to. Here's the structure of it: /context
TLDR; How to use a single context between react micro frontends? The application is divided into multiple Microfrontends or react apps. Each of these is running