For those looking for a short simple solution to conditional rendering:
const Show = ({when=false, children}) = when ? <>{children}</> : null
and usage in your component:
const [show, setShow] = useState(false); <Show when={show}> Hello! </Show>
It uses a Fragment as a wrapper in case the user does not have a single parent element in children
Fragment
children
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For those looking for a short simple solution to conditional rendering:
and usage in your component:
It uses a
Fragment
as a wrapper in case the user does not have a single parent element inchildren