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QUESTION
I created a new project with the lastest JHipster version 6.10.5. I followed all previous steps of the demo without error. Now, when I copy/paste the content of checkout-status.tsx in my project, I get the following error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 16:05The example uses JHipster v6.8.0 and that is the reason you are seeing the error as the newer version of TypeScript in the newer JHipster version is catching a signature issue that was missed by the older version used in the repo. I did reproduce the issue on the JHipster 6.10.5 and here is the solution
In src/main/webapp/app/entities/shopping-cart/shopping-cart.reducer.ts
change the method signature of const closeShoppingCart
to the below. Basically we are adding a better type declaration for the method here to make TypeScript happy
QUESTION
i am trying to build basic e-cart. My problem is that during sign up , information coming from the server is store in redux store and i also store in localstorage , it also save there , but sign up page is not redirecting to home page , in case of successful sign up. Here i am applying logic that if user is not null in store than it should be redirected to home page. It is only working when i manually refresh page , and then all time it works fine. So how to deal with this problem?
Here is my App.js file code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-20 at 08:29Try adding the user
to the dependencies of the useEffect on your signup page list like this:
QUESTION
I am creating an app using only functional components. I am using ContextAPI and Context.Provider breaks the router. Every time I click on a link the app freezes. I found the solution in rendering component provider and router separately but I don't know how to do it. How exactly should I rewrite this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 17:08I checked your code and I'm wondering if your context provider is correct. This is what you do:
QUESTION
I am studying Redux but I'm having problems to understand it properly. Now I am building a personal project with it to learn it.
I have this "Settings button" (actually, it is a list item) on the navbar. When I click it, I want that another component shows itself. This will be the component. This component has a "Close button" to hide.
My idea is to have a property on the redux global store like this: settingsOpen: false
and when I click on the button it becomes true and the component appears and vice-versa. The close button always set the property equal to false and close the component.
Here you can find all the code: https://github.com/lbluigi/react-ecommerce
Anyway, I think the important parts are:
Header.js component
This is the list item clicked that would toggle the Settings component.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-17 at 15:36Your settingsReducer
must be a function which returns an object (state) by dispatching actions. In your case it should be:
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