finance.js | A JavaScript library for common financial calculations | Business library
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I want to keep things "DRY" in my react functional application. Here I have two states:
- finance.js
- customer.js
In finance.js, I have a customer:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-14 at 11:19My general advice would be to avoid mixing reducers as much as possible.
I would put that principle even before keeping DRY code because it increases the complexity of your code and removes a big benefit of the Flux pattern: having small pieces of testable code with a defined scope.
However, if you need your finance reducer to call some code on your customer reducer - I would dispatch a "create customer" action from your finance reducer.
You can also use tools liks Redux Saga or Redux Thunk to handle this as a side effect - Saga for example can dispatch your customer action everytime your finance action is dispatched.
QUESTION
I am designing a side nav in react, and I want to display a related component on the left side section of the Sidenav when I click on its items. however, react router changes the urls but doesnt show the components in the section. Here's my code:
Sidenav.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 16:49You are specifying path prop for Route
component incorrectly. path
is not a relative file path to a React component file, it's URL path to match. Change path
in all spots of your components/files to be the URL path to match, rather than a path to a component. For example if you want HRPanel
to display when the user navigates to /hr
/ change the path
for the Route
to .
App.js
could look something like:
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I am getting myself familiar with Classes/OOP in Python and I am practicing on a basic program for tracking finances. I have the program to the point where I add entries to a JSON file and save that file away. Now I want to read in the JSON file into a dataframe and perform some aggregates on it. That's where I am stuck. The following fails with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-01 at 22:40JSON data is represented as one dict, not multiple dicts in a file. This said I suggest the JSON format be basically a dict that has a key 'data'
that holds a list of record
dicts. I also fixed a couple namimg conventions a small things I say to be easier to understand ontop of my comment.
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