To use state in React, you first need to define a state object in your component's constructor function. The state object can contain multiple key-value pairs, where each key represents a particular piece of data that you want to store and render.
index.tsx232 chars14 lines
Once you have defined the state object, you can access it and render its values in your component's JSX by using curly braces { }
.
index.tsx306 chars15 lines
To update the state object and trigger a re-render of the component, you need to use the setState
method. This method takes an object as an argument, where each key corresponds to a state value that you want to update.
index.tsx389 chars18 lines
In the above example, the handleClick
function updates the isShowing
state value by toggling its value each time the button is clicked. This in turn will trigger a re-render of the component, and conditionally render the message
value based on the current state.
gistlibby LogSnag