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QUESTION
I'm having issues with this web app im working on.
https://food-search-octavian.netlify.com/
Now, on the recipe page https://food-search-octavian.netlify.com/recipes my search doesn't actually work. It's binded to Enter key which works, the request itself works, but when I try to set the state to the new search, it doesn't update.
This is the code in the component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-16 at 19:05I'm guessing it is your getRecipes
function. React's setState
is "asynchronous, but not in the javascript async/await sense. It is more like state updates during the current render cycle are queued up to be processed for the next render cycle.
QUESTION
I'm attempting to access basic food information using the Food Data Central REST API described on the USDA website:
For this project, I'm making the call using the httr (v 1.3.1) package in R.
The documentation for the API call seems pretty good, and provides a few examples; unfortunately, none of these examples utilize R and, since I know very little about API development, I'm unsure how the "content" of the documentation should translate to me. The documentation provides the following example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-10 at 20:32According to the documentation, you can include JSON data in the body of the POST request in this way:
QUESTION
I've got an onChange handler on an input that I'm trying to test based on what I've read in the Dom Testing Library docs here and here.
One difference in my code is that rather than using local state to control the input value, I'm using props. So the onChange function is actually calling another function (also received via props), which updates the state which has been "lifted up" to another component. Ultimately, the value for the input is received as a prop by the component and the input value is updated.
I'm mocking the props and trying to do a few simple tests to prove that the onChange handler is working as expected.
I expect that the function being called in the change handler to be called the same number of times that fireEvent.change is used in the test, and this works with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-24 at 13:29The way you are thinking about your tests is slightly incorrect. The behavior of this component is purely the following:
- When passed a text as a prop
foodSearch
renders it correctly. - Component calls the appropriate handler on change.
So only test for the above.
What happens to the foodSearch
prop after the change event is triggered is not the responsibility of this component(InstantSearchForm). That responsibility lies with the method that handles that state. So, you would want to test that handler method specifically as a separate test.
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