React - Iterate counter for each component-CodePudding

This, like every thing, is probably painfully simple. I'm having trouble iterating a count (1, 2, 3, 4, etc up to 50) that I'm passing props to a component:

const cards = []

const counter = 0

someData.map(() => {
  cards.push(<SomeCard count1={counter} count2={counter   1} />)
})

It should come out representing something like this (iterating up to 50):

<SomeCard count1="0" count2="1" />
<SomeCard count1="1" count2="2" />
<SomeCard count1="2" count2="3" />
<SomeCard count1="3" count2="4" />
<SomeCard count1="4" count2="5" />

IE I'd like to iterate "SomeCard" 50 times with "count1" and "count2" climbing in sequence each time. Any help is thoroughly appreciated!

CodePudding user response：

First off, counter should not be a constant. (use let)

Secondly, you need to increment you counter variable. The current configuration does not alter the value of counter so it remains the same.
counter 1 returns a value to count2 without changing the value of counter!
So basically you need to assign the value to counter before you assign to count2

counter = counter   1

A shorthand for this is counter which you assign directly to count2.

So overall, something like this:

const cards = []

let counter = 0

someData.map(() => {
  cards.push(<SomeCard count1={counter} count2={  counter} />)
})

CodePudding user response：

Use the index in the map callback instead - and don't use .push, .map is for creating a new array from scratch, not for side-effects.

const cards = someData.map((_, i) =>
  <SomeCard count1={i} count2={i   1} />
)

Passing two props when one's data can be completely determined from the other is superfluous though - consider leaving off count2 entirely, and calculating it inside SomeCard.