I use HOC to separate logic from view. Imagine you have component that allows users to select an item from a list.
I'd split it like this: Functional component which is used to render the component. Class component which holds logic/state for that component.
SelectLogic is a HOC for SelectView. Of course both components are replaceable, so you can switch Login/View depending on the needs.
That's okay too
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I use HOC to separate logic from view.
Imagine you have component that allows users to select an item from a list.
I'd split it like this:
Functional component which is used to render the component.
Class component which holds logic/state for that component.
SelectLogic is a HOC for SelectView. Of course both components are replaceable, so you can switch Login/View depending on the needs.
That's okay too