react-loading-overlay | Loading overlays with fade , spinner , message support | Animation library

Write this:

The initial modules state is [] from const [profileModules, setProfileModules] = useState([]); higher up in the component. The useLayoutEffect that setProfileModules(profileModules.concat(modules)); updates the value of profileModules for the next render cycle. In the first render cycle when the component mounts the value of profileModules is only ever able to be what the initial state is from the useState hook.

Add a new action creator and case to handle updating the modules state value when profileModules will update

This is a Desktop Environment/File Manager issue. They are recognizing the file type properly but they don't execute it (as they should).

The probable cause of this issue is that the AppImage file doesn't have execution permissions (they are not preserved when the file is downloaded). The immediate solution is to ask your users to make it executable. You can achieve this by using checking the "allow execution" permission in the file properties tab of your file manager or by using the command line instruction:

chmod +x ./MyApp.AppImage.

It's also explained here https://docs.appimage.org/introduction/quickstart.html#ref-how-to-run-appimage

If I understand the question correctly, you're closer than you think you are.

1. In this case, you should delete the isActive state rather than syncing it to promiseInProgress. Duplicating state is the quickest way to make your components much more complex and less traceable than they could be. In general, you want to store the absolute minimum possible amount of state.

2. Looking at the docs for react-loading-overlay, it looks like it's meant to wrap the component you want to be covered with the overlay. And the active prop is used to toggle its visibility.

Taken together, you should end up with something like this:

I would recommend setting the opacity directly on the body component, this way your css will take care of the transition and you don't have to make extra classes