carbon-components-react | React components for the Carbon Design System | Frontend Framework library
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- Function that registers a swagger and registers it to the service
- Build the production build .
- Registers the service worker
- Takes in a SVG data array of SVG shapes
- Convert from React environment to public environment variables .
- Checks if a service worker is available
- returns true if all objects are equal
- Find icon .
- Returns whether or not the given icon name is prefixed .
- Returns the character for a given key .
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QUESTION
Newbie to react here.
TLDR: I have a helper function called createNotification which when called inserts a component into a container element using render(). If I use createPortal() nothing is appended. If I use render, the component is only added once despite multiple triggers.
Can anyone help me figure out whats happening please?
Thank you
helpers.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 14:41Solved this myself by adding the createPortal() within the render().
If anyone can provide an explanation, it would be much appreciated.
QUESTION
I'm using ModalWrapper from 'carbon-components-react'
On clicking Save, it is not closing the modal. How to force it to close?
See example codesandbox https://codesandbox.io/s/carbon-components-react-forked-n09un?file=/src/index.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-06 at 08:23Use ModalWrapper, you must add shouldCloseAfterSubmit to your ModalWrapper and return true in your handleModalSave function
QUESTION
I've currently got a very simple app that sends and receives data to a server via a websocket connection. Essentially, the app contains two text boxes and each time a user clicks on either of the textboxes to focus or click away, a notification is sent to the server and then the latter broadcasts that message to all connected instances.
This is my code below:
App.js (client)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 13:47Instead of emitting the object like socket.emit('message', { myUser, id, focus }), I instead provided the user object as such socket.emit('message', { user: myUser, id, focus }) which seemed to work fine.
QUESTION
My team uses carbon-components-react which has a TextInput component. It renders the with aria-describedBy="" and, if the field is invalid, adds a
I'm trying to write some React tests using @testing-library/react to check the value of the div under different conditions. I could hardcode the ID in my tests, but I hate to hardcode anything that might change in the future, especially by a 3rd party. I can't for the life of me figure out how to get the aria-describedBy attribute of my input.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 20:39As Stack Overflow often does, it provided a fantastic rubber duck, so I figured I'd finish the question and write up the answer.
Use input.getAttribute('aria-describedBy').
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