Re:Using State Machines with React to Make a Confirmation Di...
by mostlylurks on Wednesday February 03, 2021 @12:28AM
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>I've got no idea how you'd do that in React.
It's simple, you can place a component that provides dialogs near the root of your component tree and provide async functions which open such dialogs to the descendant components (e.g. via contexts). These functions can then be made to resolve only when the dialogs are closed. Thus, all descendant components can use dialogs in the same manner as shown in your example.
It's simple, you can place a component that provides dialogs near the root of your component tree and provide async functions which open such dialogs to the descendant components (e.g. via contexts). These functions can then be made to resolve only when the dialogs are closed. Thus, all descendant components can use dialogs in the same manner as shown in your example.