Demo Version - includes sort & pagination #7
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be careful around applying styling directly on input tags. there are different input types and some will require different styling approaches. If you styling just text inputs, use a class name and apply it to components you wish to style
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Avoid using caps in CSS class names
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| this.setState({ movies: movieArray }); | ||
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avoid committing console.logs. Also, this console.log is likely to run before setState has had an effect as it is asynchronous. To console.log after setState has taken effect you can use
this.setState({ movies: movieArray }, () => console.log(this.state.movies));Where the second parameter passed to setState is a callback which will be called after setState has completed.
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| ["currentMovie"]: movieID, |
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you can use currentMovie as key as it's not a variable
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| const sorted = (event.target.name === "Rating") ? this.state.movies.sort((a, b) => { |
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This call will mutate state. It would be better to create a clone of this.state.movies, sort it, then set it back in state using setState.
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| {/* <strong>Age Rating: </strong>{this.props.movie.Rated} <strong>Runtime: </strong>{this.props.movie.Runtime} <br /> |
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Avoid committing commented out code
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| toggleInfo() { | ||
| this.setState({ infoHidden: !this.state.infoHidden }) |
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| this.setState({ searchMovie: this.state.nextMovie }); | ||
| this.setState({ pageNum: this.state.pageNum + 1 }, () => this.fetchMovie()); |
| //receiver function to populate movies in state | ||
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| movieArray.unshift(results); | ||
| this.setState({ movies: movieArray }); |
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It would be better to avoid using an external array to store temporary results and do the operation using state. Let me know if you want any help getting this to work.
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