React: too many re-renders when using useState in a loop
poze 19 days ago220 gadeen
I call setState inside a .map() and React throws "Too many re-renders". What's the correct pattern to compute derived state from an array?
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Don't call setState in map. Compute the derived value directly:
const total = items.reduce((s, i) => s + i.price, 0);If you truly need state, set it once in an effect with the computed result, not per iteration.
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