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AWS	AWS Japan Blog	【開催報告】アップデート紹介とちょっぴり DiveDeep する AWS の時間 第十八回 (05/19)	https://aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/news/update-divedeep-series-18/	前回開催から短いスパンでの開催となりましたが、名近くのお客様にご参加いただけました。	2022-05-30 10:08:42
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海外TECH	DEV Community	How To Build An App With React Context API	https://dev.to/elijahtrillionz/how-to-build-an-app-with-react-context-api-512e	How To Build An App With React Context APIOvertime props have proven to be very useful in passing data across components But as the application grows it is almost always certain that most components deep in the tree will require data from parent top in the tree components As such using props will make the whole app cumbersome For example lt App gt lt Header postsLength posts length gt assuming the header requires the length of the post lt PostsList posts posts gt lt PostItem post post gt If the PostItem should require any new data from the parent component you d have to pass the data as props to every single component in between This is the reason for state management in React and React provides a built in state management solution React context to handle passing data through descendant components without having to pass props through every component level So this is what we will discuss in this article by creating this Blog I recommend you code along so at the end of this article you d have created a simple blog with React Context API Getting StartedLet s set up all we would need to get the app started and that would be creating a new React app So head up to your terminal and run the following commandnpx create react app devblogWhen it is done you can run npm start to preview the app We don t need extra dependencies to use React context so let s get started The blog is going to be a very simple one with only a page to read add and delete posts Creating componentsFirst off I want us to create the components we need for this app so head up to the src directory and create a new directory called components The headerWe will create a simple component for the header of our blog The header will contain a title and button to create new posts This button is going to trigger another component which we will attach to the header So go ahead and create a Header jsx file and paste the code belowimport useState from react import AddPost from AddPost const Header gt const openModal setOpenModal useState false const closeModal gt setOpenModal false return lt header gt lt h gt DevBlog lt h gt lt button onClick gt setOpenModal openModal gt Create Post lt button gt openModal amp amp lt AddPost closeModal closeModal gt lt header gt export default Header Now we will create the AddPost component The form componentThe form will contain two input fields i e the title and the body and a submit button On submission we would validate the input to make sure there are values for the title and body So create an AddPost jsx file in the components dir import useState from react const AddPost closeModal gt const title setTitle useState const body setBody useState const error setError useState false const validateInputs e gt e preventDefault if title body return setError All fields are required console log title body closeModal return lt gt lt form onSubmit validateInputs gt lt input type text placeholder Enter title onChange e gt setTitle e target value gt lt br gt lt br gt lt textarea placeholder Enter body onChange e gt setBody e target value gt lt textarea gt lt br gt lt br gt lt button type submit gt Submit lt button gt lt br gt error amp amp lt p gt error lt p gt lt form gt lt gt export default AddPost For now we are merely logging the values of title and body in the console but we would do more with it soon The posts list componentThis component is where we loop through the available posts Each post will trigger a component the same component that will read the title and body of the post So create a PostList jsx file and past the followingimport PostItem from PostItem const PostList gt const posts id title a title body a body return lt ul gt posts map post gt lt PostItem key post id post post gt lt ul gt export default PostList The posts array is just a template to preview the UI we will change it in a bit But for now we will create the PostItem component The post item componentThe post item component will use the post props passed into it to read the title and body of the post We would also have a delete and an edit button side by side As we mentioned before only the delete button will be used in this article but I believe by the time we are done you will know all you need to work on the edit function and make it possible to edit posts So go ahead and create a PostItem jsx file and paste the code belowconst PostItem post title id body gt return lt li gt lt h gt title lt h gt lt p gt body lt p gt lt div gt lt i className fas fa edit gt lt i gt lt i className fas fa trash gt lt i gt lt div gt lt li gt export default PostItem Right now nothing is being done to the delete button And by the way the delete and edit button is represented by a FontAwesome icon to make fontawesome work in your React app add the link tag below to your index html file in the public directory lt link rel stylesheet href integrity sha gMjQeDaELJryCI FtItusUMkAifCZcGqFrzkiMDlbDhoaUaIXASUwofMNlgBJckbrXMsEPg crossorigin anonymous referrerpolicy no referrer gt Since we are already here index html let s quickly update the title of our app to DevBlog In the head element there is a title element change the value from React App to DevBlog Additionally you can remove those comments to make it clean and change the meta description value to Blog for devs or something else All these components we ve created will have no effect until we include them in our App js file So paste the following to replace the current code in App jsimport App css import Header from components Header import PostList from components PostList function App return lt div gt lt Header gt lt main gt lt h gt New Posts lt span gt posts lt span gt hard coded will change later lt h gt lt PostList gt lt main gt lt div gt export default App You might be wondering why I had to create a PostList component rather than just looping through the posts in App js Well I can t give a straight answer now but what I can tell you is that the PostList component is going to be useful in learning context api And we will also have a footer that will not be a component and that would also be useful in learning a few things about context api So just hold on to that for now I promise to explain better in a bit Before you save and test run let s update the CSS Creating stylesThis blog is going to have a dark and a light theme so we would create an additional CSS file but for now just copy the following styles into App cssheader display flex justify content space around align items center background color khaki margin bottom px button padding px min width px border px solid rosybrown border radius px cursor pointer main padding px max width px margin auto main h span font weight font style italic color main ul list style none margin px padding main li border px solid ccc padding px border radius px margin bottom px transition border color s ease in out main li hover border color main li h margin top main li div display flex justify content space between align items center margin right px main li i cursor pointer fa trash color tomato form position fixed top left transform translate background color fff border px solid ccc padding px border radius px form input form textarea width px padding px px border px solid ccc border radius px footer position fixed bottom px right px background color fff border px solid border radius height px width px display flex justify content center align items center cursor pointer Now create an App dark css file and add these styles to itheader dark background color color khaki header dark form background color main dark li border color background color color khaki main dark li hover border color ccc footer dark background color color fff Go ahead and import the App dark css into App js and save The dark theme is not going to work just yet because we haven t configured it yet but we will do that in a bit Creating contextsIn the src directory create a context directory and in it an AppState js file We will create our app s context here The code examples demonstrated in this section are to explain React context the actual examples that involve our app will come later on How to Create ContextsReact createContext is a React context API for creating contexts it is a function that takes a default value as its only argument This value could represent the initial states of the context as you can access this value wherever you use the context s provider details coming shortly const posts const AppContext React createContext posts The createContext function returns a context object which provides a Provider and Consumer component The Provider component is used to wrap components that will use our created context Any component that needs access to the values passed as default value initial state to the createContext will have to be wrapped with the returned Provider component like thisconst App gt return lt AppContext Provider gt lt Header gt lt Main gt lt AppContext Provider gt The Header and Main components can all access the posts array we set initially while creating the AppContext context The provider component provides a value prop which overrides the default value in AppContext When we assign this prop a new value the Header and Main components will no longer have access to the posts array But there is a simple approach in which the values provided in the provider component can coexist with the default value of AppContext and that is with React states discussed below How to Access Context ValuesComponents that access and use the values of AppContext are called consumers React provides two methods of accessing context values The Consumer ComponentI already mentioned this above as it is a component from the AppContext object just like AppContext Provider const Header gt return lt AppContext Consumer gt value gt lt h gt Posts Length value posts length lt h gt lt AppContext Consumer gt A request We have put together everything from where we created the context to now Kindly do not mind that I am not repeating each step i e creating the context providing the context and consuming the context into one code but I trust you get it like this So inside the consumer component we created a function that has a value parameter provided by React this value is the current AppContext value the initial state Recall we said the current context value could also be provided by the provider component and as such it will override the default value so let s see that in actionconst posts const AppContext React createContext posts const App gt const updatedPosts id title a title body a body id title a title body a body return lt AppContext Provider value posts updatedPosts gt lt AppContext Consumer gt posts gt lt p gt posts length lt p gt lt AppContext Consumer gt lt AppContext Provider gt Well congratulations you now know how to create and access a context but there is more you need to know First let s take a look at the other method the most used to access a context value The useContext hookIt is a React hook that simply accepts a context object and returns the current context value as provided by the context default value or the nearest context provider fromconst Header gt return lt AppContext Consumer gt value gt lt h gt Posts Length value posts length lt h gt lt AppContext Consumer gt toconst Header gt const value useContext AppContext return lt h gt Posts Length value posts length lt h gt Note Any component that uses the provider component cannot use the useContext hook and expect the value provided by the provider component i econst posts const AppContext React createContext posts const App gt const updatedPosts id title a title body a body id title a title body a body const posts useContext AppContext return lt AppContext Provider value posts updatedPosts gt lt p gt posts length lt p gt lt AppContext Provider gt This is obviously because the useContext hook does not have access to the values provided by the provider component If you need access to it then it has to be at least one level below the provider component But that s not to worry because you would hardly have the need to access it immediately as your app will always be componentized full of components I mean You might wonder why not use the default posts as the updated posts and still get access to it i econst posts id title a title body a body id title a title body a body the used to be updatedPostsWell this is just hard coded and it will not always be like this in real application because your values will often change and the most suitable place to handle these changes is inside a component So in this example we have just assumed that the updated posts were fetched from a database and have been updated a more realistic example would be const posts const AppContext React createContext posts const AppProvider children gt const updatedPosts setUpdatedPosts React useState posts const getPosts async gt const res await fetch some api com posts const jsonRes await res json setUpdatedPosts jsonRes posts useEffect gt getPosts not a good practice only trying to make it short see why below return lt AppContext Provider value posts updatedPosts gt children lt AppContext Provider gt const App gt return lt AppProvider gt lt Header gt lt AppProvider gt const Header gt const posts useContext AppContext return lt p gt posts length lt p gt Whatever is returned from the api Note The not a good practice warning above is very important you would naturally use the await keyword as it is an async function and doing so in a useEffect function would require proper subscribing and unsibscribing The returned provider component from our context app is just like any other component in React and that is the reason we can use React state in AppProvider in the example above Let s see how to use states more effectively in React context Using ReducersReact provides a useReducer hook that helps you keep track of multiple states it is similar to the useState hook and it allows for custom state logic Because we will need to perform a series of updates in our context using states like we did in the example above it is often convenient to use the useReducer hook to handle all states in it The useReducer function takes in two required arguments the first being the reducer function and the second being the initial states for the hook So every state you require in your context will should be included in the initial states The function then returns an array containing the current state and a function to handle the states just like useState const reducer state action gt if action type TOGGLE THEME return state isDarkTheme state isDarkTheme return state const App gt const state dispatch useReducer reducer isDarkTheme false const toggleTheme gt dispatch type TOGGLE THEME return lt div gt lt h gt Current theme state isDarkTheme dark light lt h gt lt button onClick toggleTheme gt Toggle theme lt button gt lt div gt In the reducer function the action parameter contains the object we passed to the dispatch function The state parameter contains the current state of the initial state s passed into the useReducer function Don t worry if it s not so clear at first you can always go to the docs and learn more for yourself The reducer function should always return a state to act as the current states of the useReducer hook it could simply be the unchanged state or updated state but something has to be returned If we use this in our AppContext to handle fetching posts we would haveconst reducer state action gt if action type GET POSTS return state posts action payload return state const initialStates posts const AppContext React createContext initialStates const AppProvider children gt const state dispatch useReducer reducer initialStates const getPosts async gt const res await fetch some api com posts const jsonRes await res json dispatch type GET POSTS payload jsonRes posts useEffect gt getPosts not a good practice only trying to make it short see why below return lt AppContext Provider value posts state posts gt children lt AppContext Provider gt const App gt return lt AppProvider gt lt Header gt lt AppProvider gt const Header gt const posts useContext AppContext return lt p gt posts length lt p gt Whatever is returned from the api Using context may not be clear yet but it gets clearer as you develop with and in it Now with that said let s see React context in action in our blog So paste the code below into AppState jsimport createContext useReducer from react const appReducer state action gt switch action type case DELETE POST return state posts state posts filter post gt post id action payload case ADD POST return state posts action payload state posts case SET DARK THEME return state darkTheme action payload default return state const initialState posts id title Post One body This is post one do to it as you please id title Post Two body This is post two do to it as you please id title Post Three body This is post three do to it as you please id title Post Four body This is post four do to it as you please darkTheme false export const AppContext createContext initialState export const AppProvider children gt const state dispatch useReducer appReducer initialState const deletePost id gt dispatch type DELETE POST payload id const addPost post gt dispatch type ADD POST payload post const setDarkTheme bool gt dispatch type SET DARK THEME payload bool return lt AppContext Provider value posts state posts darkTheme state darkTheme deletePost addPost setDarkTheme gt children lt AppContext Provider gt The reducer function can always be moved to a different file I for one always move it to a separate file it makes it cleaner for me The functions we create in this component will be useful outside the component so we can pass it as a value in the AppContext Provider component and any child of the AppProvider component can access and use it But this component does not have its effect yet till we wrap it around the App js component so let s make the updatesimport App css import App dark css import Header from components Header import PostList from components PostList import AppContext AppProvider from contexts AppState function App return lt AppProvider gt lt Header gt lt AppContext Consumer gt posts darkTheme setDarkTheme gt lt gt lt main className darkTheme dark gt lt h gt New Posts lt span gt posts length posts lt span gt lt h gt lt PostList gt lt main gt lt footer onClick gt setDarkTheme darkTheme className darkTheme dark gt lt i className fas fa darkTheme sun moon gt lt i gt lt footer gt lt gt lt AppContext Consumer gt lt AppProvider gt export default App While we can do this i e using the consumer component we can also create components for both main and footer But this is to illustrate to you that there will always be this option the option of using the consumer component There will be times when it would be the only option Finally let s update the Header component all we need is the darkTheme state and add it as a class name i eimport useContext useState from react import AppContext from contexts AppState import AddPost from AddPost const Header gt const darkTheme useContext AppContext const openModal setOpenModal useState false const closeModal gt setOpenModal false return lt header className darkTheme dark gt lt h gt DevBlog lt h gt lt button onClick gt setOpenModal openModal gt Create Post lt button gt openModal amp amp lt AddPost closeModal closeModal gt lt header gt export default Header Reading PostsThe posts we have created in AppContext has no effect yet because we are making use of the hard coded posts array in components PostList jsx So let s head there and make some changes Here we only need to get the new posts array from AppContext using the useContext hook So replaceconst posts id title a title body a body withconst posts useContext AppContext You should ensure useContext and AppContext are imported Now save and test it out Adding PostsHead up to components AddPost jsx and instead of logging into the console pass in the post object into the addPost function from our app contextimport useContext useState from react import AppContext from contexts AppState const AddPost closeModal gt const addPost useContext AppContext const title setTitle useState const body setBody useState const error setError useState false const validateInputs e gt e preventDefault if title body return setError All fields are required addPost title body closeModal export default AddPost Save your app and try adding a new post you d dis Deleting PostsJust like we ve done above we will simply access the deletePost function and pass it to the delete button Recall the delete button is in components PostItem jsx so add an onClick button like lt i className fas fa trash onClick gt deletePost id gt lt i gt Recall the deletePost function can be accessed asconst deletePost useContext AppContext With this I believe you will be able to make the edit button functional but if you want to go a little further you can add authors as part of the features And for that I d recommend you create another context UserContext to handle the authors section This context could contain functions like creating an author logging an author in updating the author s profile listing all authors and many more ConclusionReact context has its limits for a simple blog like this it is the most suitable but you may struggle to handle a web app that handles tons of changes with React context But the community has great alternatives if you want to build the next Twitter Netlify or something Some of which are Redux Recoil Remix etc they will be discussed as part of a state management series that I have just started with this article Remix is not a state management library but it is a great alternative to it So far we ve created a blog that reads deletes and adds new posts with React context This is a big step into React state management so go ahead and create cool apps with it You can tag me on Twitter elijahtrillionz with a link to the blog you created as a result of this tutorial Kindly leave a comment below to let me know what you think of the series please like and share for others to gain and if you like what I do you can show your support by buying me a coffee	2022-05-30 10:26:21
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