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[React] Update State in React with Ramda's Evolve

In this lesson we‘ll take a stateful React component and look at how we can refactor our setState calls to use an updater function and then leverage Ramda‘s evolvefunction to make our updater function a reusable utility that isn‘t tied to the React API.

 

//@flowimport React from ‘react‘;import {inc, dec, lensProp, over, evolve, multiply} from ‘ramda‘;// Using Lenseconst countLens = lensProp(‘count‘);const increase = over(countLens, inc);const decrease = over(countLens, dec);const doubleCount = evolve({count: multiply(2)});export default class Counter extends React.Component {    state = {        count: 0    };    increase = () => this.setState(increase);    decrease = () => this.setState(decrease);    double = () => this.setState(doubleCount);    render() {        return (            <div>                <button onClick={this.increase}>+</button>                {this.state.count}                <button onClick={this.decrease}>-</button>                <button                    disabled={this.state.count === 0}                    onClick={this.double}                >*2</button>            </div>        );    }}

 

[React] Update State in React with Ramda's Evolve