Nice post Emma. Just one thing I would like to mention is while using mapStateToProps we may also have a need to use the props of the connected class. we can get those by using ownProps as a second argument in the function as below.
ownProps
const mapStateToProps = (state, ownProps) => ({ name: nameSelector(state ?? ownProps), });
Thanks! That's a good point to call out.
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Nice post Emma. Just one thing I would like to mention is while using mapStateToProps we may also have a need to use the props of the connected class. we can get those by using
ownPropsas a second argument in the function as below.const mapStateToProps = (state, ownProps) => ({name: nameSelector(state ?? ownProps),
});
Thanks! That's a good point to call out.