react-wrapper | lightweight utility that wraps custom elements | Frontend Utils library

I've been asked to go through our application and update all the frameworks as it was incredibly outdated, one of the things was to update babel, now one of our scripts in package.json was:

I'm using the Google ReactJS library to add Maps to my React web app. @googlemaps/react-wrapper

I was wondering if anyone has implemented Places autocomplete using this wrapper? In my past experience with Places, the implementation has been to load Places with the Maps script request to apis.google.com.

There doesn't seem to be much documentation or flexibility with this react-wrapper library from what I've been trying to do.

Thanks in advance

I'm building a React app with an embedded Google Map.

I've got a custom menu element that I want to display on the map after a click. Google's docs instruct me to 'implement' (although I think in Typescript terms, they mean extend) the google.maps.OverlayView class in order to render elements over the map.

When I define the class ContextMenu extends google.maps.OverlayView class inline, the code compiles fine and my element shows up on click. I want to define this class in a separate file, using Typescript.

However, when I move ContextMenu to a separate file, React errors out with ReferenceError: google is not defined.

Any idea how to 'import the namespace' such that ContextMenu.ts knows where google is? It seems like I am missing something fundamental about Typescript here, but none of their documentation I've been able to find has discussed the practice of creating classes with external namespaces.

Or is extends the wrong way to do this here? Should I just follow Google's instructions, even in Typescript which exists to avoid messing with prototypes?

Inherit from this class by setting your overlay's prototype: MyOverlay.prototype = new google.maps.OverlayView();.

Working code:

I’m working on a project that integrates p5.js and React. My project consists of App.js and two child components: View1.js and View2.js. I want to pass information from View1 to View2 and have that changing information reflected in the sketch of View 2. My problem is that although I can pass data from View 1 to View 2, I don’t know how to update the sketch with the new value.

I think part of the problem might be caused by the fact that the sketch within the View 2 component is in instance mode, so once it’s initialized, it doesn’t change. Essentially, I’m looking for a way to reinitialize/refresh the sketch inside a component every time one of the component’s props changes in value so that the sketch is using the most recent value. I know p5-react-wrapper does have a way of dealing with this problem, but ideally, I'd like to do this with just the p5 library.

Does anyone know how to do that? I've included an example of what I want to do below (although it's a bit more complicated than this with my actual project).

App.js

So I've a custom widget which renders a custom component.

I have used HighCharts with React and that was quite straight-forward with the React-Highcharts-Wrapper

Now I'm learning to use Highcharts together with StencilJS, but can't get it to work, I don't really understand how to do. (I'm a coder coming from the design path, so I'm not a real programmer...)

This is what I have tried, inspired from the official tutorial:

I tried to use better-docs plugin for jsDoc to make documentation for my react.js project through this link: https://medium.com/@wojciechkrysiak/document-reactjs-components-with-preview-by-using-jsdoc-70d39d2cc777.

When i run bellow command to create my docs: