I have the following array in my Sate:
this.state = {
currentAsset: null,
assets: [
{ id: uuidv4(), selected: false, text: 'Sorte',},
{ id: uuidv4(), selected: false, text: 'optical_dillusion2322.jpg'},
{ id: uuidv4(), selected: false, text: 'man_read_abook3242332.jpg'},
] }
I want to find one of these assets and assign it to currentAsset
. I have the following function:
handleAssetIDChange(assetID) {
console.log(assetID)
var currentAsset = this.state['assets'][assetID]
console.log(currentAsset)
// this.setState({
// currentAsset: this.state['assets'][assetID],
// openAssetSideBar: true
// }, () => {
// console.log(this.state['assets'][assetID])
// })
}
You can see the commented out part is now working. I am trying to set the currentAsset
and then trigger the open of the sidebar to display the contents, but currentAsset
is not getting set.
I have the assetID, how can I locate the one I need? Another question i have is in many stackoverflow posts they reference state vars like objects, aka:
this.state.assets
but I always get an error when trying to do that.
How can I assign currentAsset
and then trigger the openAssetSidebar when it has been set?
CodePudding user response:
I would use a filter use get the object, this should update your currentAsset in the state.
handleAssetIDChange(assetID) {
console.log(assetID)
var currentAsset = this.state['assets'].filter( item => item.id === assetID)[0]
console.log(currentAsset)
this.setState(( prev ) => {
...prev,
currentAsset,
openAssetSideBar: true
})
}
CodePudding user response:
In order to find the asset that you are looking for with a specific id, instead of
var currentAsset = this.state['assets'][assetID]
You should do:
const foundAsset = this.state['assets'].find((el) => el.id === assetID)
then to update the state, you would do:
this.setState((prev) => ({...prev, currentAsset: foundAsset}))