react-connect-context | simple tool to map context | Frontend Framework library
kandi X-RAY | react-connect-context Summary
kandi X-RAY | react-connect-context Summary
With some of our internal applications at Contiamo, the render-prop–style API of React 16.3's new Context API proves to be a bit limiting: particularly the inability to use a consumed context value in component lifecycle hooks. One solution to this is to pass an object through context, and then through props. Instead of repeatedly writing "context containers" that pass context objects to container components through props that further pass state to presentational components through props, this tiny function allows us to give any component easy access to a created context through props, allowing for more idiomatic, predictable code. If a component has a prop that collides with a context-passed-through prop, the component's prop has precedence. Simple.
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React Native's AsyncStorage is never resolving its promise. Here's the code :
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Answered 2018-Aug-20 at 16:22This is an existing issue with react native. We experienced the same problem a few months ago. Since we were using Expo, we decided to use Expo SecureStore instead of AsyncStorage, and it was fine for our requirements.
More info on the issue can be found here. The title of the issue says that it only happens when remote debugging, but if you look at the comments it happens whether remote debugging or not.
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Install react-connect-context
At the top of your file, import { connectContext } from "react-connect-context"
Wrap your component in the function as so: connectContext(Context.Consumer)(MyComponent)
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