Having this async function that returns a Promise: I’m not sure if it really needs to contain new Promise inside as it is already declared as async function. Is it mandatory in this case? Because when that part was removed and at the end instead of return resolve({…}) it is only return {…} it seems to not settle. Here is
Tag: refactoring
Refactor React UseEffect removing repeating else if
I have the following useEffect I want to refactor it, removing all these else if lines See the code As you can see the country: GB, DE, FR, BR, US, IT, US, ES and MX sharing the same setIsDisable(false) How would you write in 1 line of code whitout repeating the same else if ? Answer if you want to
In Javascript, how do I write one function that will effect multiple buttons, each with their own separate arrays?
I am currently setting up an application with three separate buttons, each which is supposed to randomly select an element from an array specific to that button. I’ve successfully coded it with individual functions for each button, but I was wondering if there is a way to condense it into a single function that can apply to all three buttons.
How to refactor this kind of code to fix codeclimate duplication report?
I use react & flux to develop my frontend web app: So I define the constants like this: /js/constants/AppConstants.js /js/constants/ProductConstants.js This totally works and is correct, then I push these codes to Github (with Codeclimate integration). Codeclimate says: Obviously, we see that this line const KeyMirror = require(‘keymirror’) was defined in 2 different files, and Codeclimate thinks this should be