Can you not do this?
useEffect(() => { handleNewJokes(); }, []);
This should call the arrow function after your component has mounted.
Haha 😀. This was simple. Thank you. I always think of easy things in complicated way
No problem! Good luck!
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Can you not do this?
useEffect(() => {
handleNewJokes();
}, []);
This should call the arrow function after your component has mounted.
Haha 😀. This was simple. Thank you. I always think of easy things in complicated way
No problem! Good luck!