Is it a good practice to update redux state for the TextInput for every onChangeText
Am a newbie in React Native and redux too. But somehow managed to start doing the applications. So my question is that should i need to update the state of redux for every change of text for any text input component.
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Basheer Kohli
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Am a newbie in React Native and redux too. But somehow managed to start doing the applications. So my question is that should i need to update the state of redux for every change of text for any text input component.
reactjs react-native redux
asked Nov 11 at 10:47
Basheer Kohli
9219
add a comment |
Am a newbie in React Native and redux too. But somehow managed to start doing the applications. So my question is that should i need to update the state of redux for every change of text for any text input component.
reactjs react-native redux
asked Nov 11 at 10:47
Basheer Kohli
9219
Am a newbie in React Native and redux too. But somehow managed to start doing the applications. So my question is that should i need to update the state of redux for every change of text for any text input component.
reactjs react-native redux
reactjs react-native redux
asked Nov 11 at 10:47
Basheer Kohli
9219
asked Nov 11 at 10:47
Basheer Kohli
9219
asked Nov 11 at 10:47
Basheer Kohli
9219
asked Nov 11 at 10:47
Basheer Kohli
9219
asked Nov 11 at 10:47
Basheer Kohli
9219
9219
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You can have a local state in your class component. So whenever you are changing the text you can affect this local state.
After submitting your text, you can store it in the redux state.
answered Nov 11 at 11:04
Kosalram Rama Krishnan
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yes Thank u fo your info
– Basheer Kohli
Nov 11 at 11:36
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You can have a local state in your class component. So whenever you are changing the text you can affect this local state.
After submitting your text, you can store it in the redux state.
answered Nov 11 at 11:04
Kosalram Rama Krishnan
614111
yes Thank u fo your info
– Basheer Kohli
Nov 11 at 11:36
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You can have a local state in your class component. So whenever you are changing the text you can affect this local state.
After submitting your text, you can store it in the redux state.
answered Nov 11 at 11:04
Kosalram Rama Krishnan
614111
yes Thank u fo your info
– Basheer Kohli
Nov 11 at 11:36
add a comment |
You can have a local state in your class component. So whenever you are changing the text you can affect this local state.
After submitting your text, you can store it in the redux state.
answered Nov 11 at 11:04
Kosalram Rama Krishnan
614111
You can have a local state in your class component. So whenever you are changing the text you can affect this local state.
After submitting your text, you can store it in the redux state.
answered Nov 11 at 11:04
Kosalram Rama Krishnan
614111
answered Nov 11 at 11:04
Kosalram Rama Krishnan
614111
answered Nov 11 at 11:04
Kosalram Rama Krishnan
614111
answered Nov 11 at 11:04
Kosalram Rama Krishnan
614111
614111
yes Thank u fo your info
– Basheer Kohli
Nov 11 at 11:36
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yes Thank u fo your info
– Basheer Kohli
Nov 11 at 11:36
yes Thank u fo your info
– Basheer Kohli
Nov 11 at 11:36
yes Thank u fo your info
– Basheer Kohli
Nov 11 at 11:36
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