I have certain routes defined in routes.tsx.
I am using this to dynamically populate a sidebar (Material UI Drawer).
The routes have the following structure:

const AppRoutes = {
  group_a: {
    title: "",
    icon: <material icon JSX>,
    path: "",
    children: {
      ...same structure as a group, but without further children
    }
  }
}

After getting the routes, I created a state object to keep track of expanding/collapsing the groups.

let menuGroups = Object.keys(AppRoutes);
const [groupOpen, setGroupOpen] = React.useState(() => {
    const state = {};
    for (let group of menuGroups)
        (state as any)[group] = true;
    return state;
});

const handleGroupToggle = (group: string) => {
    setGroupOpen(state => (state as any)[group] = !(state as any)[group]); // something wrong here? idk
};

But this isn't working as expected.
Initially the groups are open as expected. But on clicking any group, all groups collapse together. And then another attempt to re-open them results in an error. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot create property 'group_a' on boolean 'false'
On further investigation, I found that the state object has somehow become just a boolean false.

Here's a codesandbox to replicate this: