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QUESTION
I am using the Microsoft TypeScript-React-Starter and got this compile error during npm start
:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-11 at 06:11TLDR; State cannot be null. Declare a interface for it or declare it {}
Answer lies in @types/react
Looking at the definition, neither state nor props are not intended to be null.
When you declared App
as class App extends React.Component<{}, null> {
, you essentially said, "state is of type null".
Now the type of setState
is dependent on the type you specify for state and it clashed with the lesser known version of the setState api. prevState
is declared as a {} (the default, since no interface for state was specified) which is not compatible with null, leading to the error log you saw.
QUESTION
I tried using relay with the Typescript react starter, and am running into multiple issues.
Seems like babel-plugin-relay is not able to sense the graphql statements extracted by the relay-compiler. Here is my compiler script
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-24 at 19:08QUESTION
I am following a TypeScript-React-Starter tutorial, and creating a store in src/index.tsx
. From the tutorial,
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-14 at 18:54QUESTION
I am running a react app that renders on a nodejs server. I saw after a few days that the memory of the nodeJs process increased depending on the number of visitors. Everytime I reloaded the page, the memory usage increased a bit. At the beginning the process takes about ~60MB memory. After a few days it increased to ~450MB. For now I am restarting the node-process to solve this problem.
I think it is a problem with my React setup. Even if I only render a very small App I get the leak. Example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-03 at 14:08I did some more testing and found out that the leak was gone when I build the app in development
(debug) mode.
After some investigation I found this babel plugin beeing loaded in my webpack file only in production
mode: https://babeljs.io/docs/en/babel-plugin-transform-react-constant-elements
After I removed that plugin, the memory leak was gone. I guess this plugin should only be loaded for the client-app, because what the plugin does is
"Treat React JSX elements as value types and hoist them to the highest scope"
As the scope is gone on a client app when you close the page/tab it is not that big deal, but on the node server it causes the memory to build up with each request.
QUESTION
Development and build version not working in IE 11 and Edge. Here are my webpack config and package json file.
I have used below repo. https://github.com/kriasoft/react-starter-kit
I have been trying to fix this issue using various babel packages and webpack configurations.
Arrow function seems not to be working.
Here's the error.
webpack.config.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-27 at 12:32It was related to query-string package.
Issue has been resolved.
QUESTION
I am building a very basic React app by including the React library script tags in my html page, and loading my components in script tags. I am not using modules or create-react-app
. My components looks like this:
TIPS.JS
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-20 at 13:22You can compile Typescript using Babel with @babel/preset-typescript
.
QUESTION
I'm using antd for building a react application. I'm using antd's Layout to design the layout. Also, I'm using react-router for routing and redux for state management.
In antd's Menu I've set the defaultSelectedKeys to a blank array so that when page loads I don't want to show the active menu item. Instead, When the user accesses a certain page{Component) using application URL in the browser, then that page's menu item should be active.
For example, by default defaultSelectedKeys array will be blank. So no menu item will be active initially. When the application loads and react-router routes to the home component then the home menu item should be active.
For this, I'm using useEffect hook to dispatch an action with the menu key when a particular component is mounted.
Example Home Component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-20 at 13:43Changing defaultSelectedKeys
to selectedKeys
should make it work:
QUESTION
I inherited a project in React (with Redux and Antd), ASP.NET, and C# and I am getting literally hundreds of errors of the following kind:
TS2605 (TS) JSX element type 'xxx' is not a constructor function for JSX elements.
The programmers who gave me the code claim that they do not "have" these errors (so they might be just ignoring them since the code compiles anyhow). I figured that it might have to do with my React version (I have the newest). Downgrading was suggested by different resources (see below) as work-around, but this is not an option for me.
I tested different ways of importing React, but that did not reduce the number of errors. Here one example where I see red underlined code in my Visual Studio (Professional 2017):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-19 at 02:57If you're getting them everywhere on code that was working before, it's probably a dependency issue. I'd try re-installing everything by deleting node_modules
and running yarn install
or npm install
(depending on which package manager you are using). Also, try updating your react
, react-dom
, @types/react
and @types/react-dom
packages to the most recent version, e.g. with
QUESTION
Trying to set default field value to antd Datepicker
using getFieldDecorator
two-way binding.
form.getFieldValue('joiningDate')
is a timestamp value
1st try
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-18 at 13:30You initializing datePicker
not with a moment
instance.
QUESTION
When making a conditional rendering, the most common ways are using ternary operator or logical && operator while exploiting its short circuit evaluation.
My question is about performance (I'm not asking about the fall-outs which may occur due to &&
operator), which one is preferred?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-16 at 18:30I guess, both cases are the same. As per the React documentation:
false
,null
,undefined
, andtrue
are valid children. They simply don’t render.
Which means this doesn't affect the performance. But most developers prefer &&
to make their code pretty.
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